
``Don't open the front door even if someone comes.'' A rapist sneaks up on Aoi, who is home alone. She forgets what she was told to do and opens the front door, and the tragedy begins! ! A man suddenly takes off his pants at the entrance and inserts himself raw! ! Zupp! Zupp! Ugh! ! ? ? I just inserted it a little, and it came out right away... That's right, this rapist was an extremely premature ejaculator! Let your pussy cure my premature ejaculation! ! A strange day begins for the rapist and the girl as they are given an unreasonable order to improve their premature ejaculation...










I thought the concept was good, but the work itself didn't really get me excited.
*It started to look suspicious from the moment he ejaculated the moment he put it in at the beginning, and I was disappointed because the rubber was clearly visible.
It was actually quite interesting as a story-driven piece. She looked great in the sailor uniform, which was a plus.
It feels similar to other studios' 'fake premature ejaculation/non-stop chasing' series. If you like those, you'll probably like this too. And the weakness is pretty much the same: the sex scenes are too long. There's almost no 'filler time.' It sounds like a good thing, but it means the 'checking' never ends... I assume most people like to skim through to find their favorite scenes, but when there's no filler, you have to watch the whole thing, which is a bit exhausting. As for the content, Kururugi-san's performance in the process of being teased and then moving into intense sex was excellent.
The actress is resilient and incredibly cute. The intruder's premature ejaculation in the beginning is annoying, and the scenes ending so quickly are frustrating. Between the victim, who is paralyzed by fear from repeated assault, and the intruder, a strange and subtle bond eventually forms over the goal of overcoming his premature ejaculation. The frustration in the first half serves as foreshadowing that culminates in an intense climax. I loved the ending, where she looks lonely after everything is over and seems to be checking for the lingering warmth of the person who just left.