HNVR-051 - [VR] Specialized on the ground: I got mad at my girlfriend who said she wanted to break up with me because she had a boyfriend who is better-looking than me, and I raped her, Mai Hanakari.

Judging by the production period, runtime, and reviews, I started watching this thinking it was a minor work, but it's a masterpiece within the genre of depicting violence. First of all, when depicting violence, most works use excessive expressions or make it obvious that it's just acting. Because of that exaggeration, it becomes comical or reduces the sense of guilt. Truly realistic violence is either boring or, due to defense mechanisms, inevitably turns comical, making it unwatchable. There is no reality in AV, but perhaps in terms of setting and situation, this work is the closest to the violence found in everyday life. There are other works with similar settings, but they often become caricatured by overemphasizing them. This work carefully depicts the situation of a couple in a relationship in stages: the subtle dissatisfaction visible in her during the initial intimate phase, the defensive conversations in the inertia of a stagnant relationship, and the decisive expression of dissatisfaction leading to the breakup. It's natural that this lacks the flashiness of other violent works, but this is real violence. The details—her changing appearance, hairstyle, makeup, tone of voice in each scene, and the unfamiliar underwear she'll likely be wearing for another man that day—are excellent, and Hanagari Mai's performance is stunning. Those who feel this lacks the 'safety' or flashiness of typical AV violence are likely unaccustomed to or have no immunity to the kind of everyday violence that isn't staged. While AV is full of lazy fantasies like revenge or 'breaking them in,' this work rejects them all. It's evident in her hollow, makeshift words of 'let's start over' at the end and the man's action of ignoring them. And as the direction suggests, this man is foolish; he'll likely be caught after the act, or even if they were to get back together—which is impossible—they could never return to their original relationship. The way it firmly depicts the breakup to the very end is brilliant, and it opens up possibilities for other works depicting romantic relationships. It's divided into intimacy, stagnation, and breakup; while there are countless works that cover intimacy and stagnation, none have depicted the breakup. It may be obvious, but that's what makes it a groundbreaking work. Personally, I was a bit drained by the sheer mundanity of the violence, but it is an undeniable masterpiece. However, users who actually have partners should be very careful not to get caught watching this.

Mai Hanagari shines more in 'reluctant' roles than the lovey-dovey stuff! So I bought it. The result? It wasn't bad, but it didn't really get me going. I don't think the 'forced impregnation rape on a girlfriend' trope is my thing. I find it more exciting when it's a rape scenario with someone you've never slept with before. As a production, it's not bad.

She has a pretty face and good acting, but she covers up her body too much; you can't see any skin. People who buy Mai-san's works love her for her figure too, so there's no need to hide it. I wish the first lovey-dovey sex scene had been longer.

The actress is cute. The video quality is good and the scenario is solid. It's a shame the 'rape' vibe is a bit weak, though.

She doesn't fully succumb; she keeps resisting until the end. Personally, I prefer a complete corruption and a happy ending, so I'm giving it 4 stars.