
A family-run convenience store. I started a part-time job for a few months until graduation. Mina, the part-time wife helping out, always had the same shifts and kindly taught me. She seemed to have a good relationship with the store manager, her husband… “Hey… is a married woman out of the question?” I fell into Mina’s trap with her overly provocative behavior and alluring face even during work… Knowing that no matter how much intercourse we had, it wouldn’t lead to anything… I relentlessly engaged in intercourse for 5-hour shifts until exhaustion during my part-time job until graduation.










*The fact that Kitorune Kawaguchi is the director and the actor is Nick is the same combination as in ``I'm just a kind man'' and because my wife dumped me..., which came out around the same time. The fact that she's a business owner's wife doesn't feel like a ``part-time married woman'' at all, and ``Azato'' isn't even a character, so there's a slight discrepancy between the title and the content. The easy plot where a part-time student hears that his girlfriend has broken up with him and tries his hand at it, but it's not so good considering the fact that they're a married couple who can't get pregnant because of their busy schedules. In terms of style, the direction of the work is to remove the limiters of male instincts that are suppressed one by one due to social and economic constraints and the shackles of human relationships, which is unique and different from ordinary slut stories. What do you really want to do if you don't get found out, if you don't have to take responsibility, if you don't face social sanctions, if it doesn't affect your relationships? Appealing to a man's male instincts, the student, who was timid at first, gradually began to actively inseminate a married woman. However, it's a shame that while the flow is like pushing the limits of what a man is like, the direction of the story changes in the second half, with the woman's insistence on "I want to do this" becoming stronger instead of "What do you want to do?" Especially at the end of the scene, she plays like a slutty woman, making the man lick her own semen after being creampied in cowgirl position, and the ending where she gives priority to the female instinct of dominating the man and squeezing out his semen is shaky and too greedy. She was supposed to have let the man paint freely on her own canvas, but I get the impression that she took away the paintbrush midway through and ended up making it her own painting. The scene in the backyard is so crude that it's laughable that they just decide not to let someone know about it, and the timing doesn't make it a morally destructive production where it doesn't matter if someone finds out, and there's no idea how to make good use of a prop called a monitor that can monitor what's going on inside the store. Wasn't she sexless with her husband? Even up to the ending where she is supposed to be pregnant with her husband's child, it's still at the level of a prototype at best. In the end, it turned out to be a mediocre work about a slutty wife eating a young man, and it's a shame that the work itself couldn't overcome the limitations of being a typical slut story. I feel like it would be better to make a married woman the manager instead of the husband, or to be more free from the previously mentioned topics, but it might be difficult to create a sharp work in the current book, where even the differentiation from Moody's is subtle.