
Starting tomorrow, a business trip… I feel heavy-hearted. That's because I'm going with the department head. I really hate his intimidating attitude. I keep complaining to my boyfriend about it. He's worried about me too, and I need to stay in touch. Huh? Why is there only one room? And to think he's attacking me while saying he has a wife!! It can't be… The department head's penis feels good… Am I such a lewd woman?










This review dives deep into the psychology of NTR. It argues that the appeal of NTR hinges on whether the male character is married or not. A married man engaging in NTR requires the viewer to embrace a 'scumbag' mindset, which can be mentally taxing. The reviewer contends that NTR works best when the man is single, allowing viewers to focus on either the romantic or purely sexual aspects without the added moral weight. They praise the film for its setup but lament the missed opportunity to minimize viewer discomfort by making the male lead unmarried. It's a surprisingly analytical take on the genre.