
Today's mission is simple: 'real, heartfelt creampie'. But it's not for everyone. Spend the day testing each other's bodies and minds to see who is the perfect match. Featuring legendary actresses Aki Sasaki and Rika Mari, this is an all-star collaboration you can't miss. With top-tier male performers joining in, witness an endless series of intense, raw encounters. Who will be the lucky ones to finish with a passionate creampie?










The premise is a bit convoluted and involves fighting, so it's probably good if you're a fan of the actress.
*What's the point of lining up a popular professional actor with two popular actresses and forcing him to choose between them? If he answered seriously, it would be a huge hindrance to his future work, but Masaki Nanto dares to dig into that. The actresses are competing for men in serious mode, but the actors are indecisive. In the end, I end up wanting to do it with someone who hasn't done it next time, no matter how erotic or cute I praise it. His true feelings about seeing him as nothing more than a hole were so honest and disgusting. How can we understand each other? How can we love each other? In order to overcome the dilemma of an actor and an actress who have sex as part of their work, they get hurt, cry, and confront each other with their true feelings. The sight of a man and a woman trying to communicate through sex is beautiful. The spotlight is on the actors, which is unusual for director Masaki. It was interesting to see a glimpse of director Masaki's views on AV actors, who tend to say that he can only film lesbian movies. Personally, I would like to see more of director Masaki's male and female films.
The clash of egos in the first half is the best. They shouldn't have stopped the catfight.
*I've never seen Aki Sasaki go crazy before, so I was excited. There are many comforting works and roles where the characters are attacked, so I'd also like to see works where they get mad or get angry.
I used to like Nao Masaki's works (especially the lesbian ones). Even in the intensity, there was 'love,' even if just for that moment. But these recent works are just screaming and noise. 'Intense' doesn't automatically mean 'erotic,' you know? I'm genuinely disappointed.