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This is actually not bad. I still find myself rewatching it sometimes. Kurumi-san is incredibly cute.
Despite the serious storyline, it's filmed delicately without feeling forced. The process of deepening a childhood friendship is something a regular drama couldn't pull offโit's only possible in an AV. The acting goes beyond typical AV standards, and the overall quality, including the intimate scenes, is very high. If you're wondering if it lacks 'utility' because it's so drama-focused, Aoi-jo's authentic performance in the scenes ensures that it's still satisfying. It's a unique and rare piece of work.
I wish I could've spent my youth having erotic, playful moments with a cute childhood friend like her.
Contrary to the title, this was a youth drama supported by the solid acting of Aoi Kururugi and the rest of the cast. The final scene was a sincere, unprotected act dedicated to the two of them and her late father. The two of them reporting the pregnancy at the gravesideโit's a work that really showcases Aoi Kururugi's acting ability.
This work really highlights Aoi Kurugi's slightly dark acting style. It was worth watching just to see her performance, especially with how it all ends.