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I've been a lesbian for 18 years, and I've never had a boyfriend—mostly because I'm not into guys at all. I have to keep my true self hidden at school, but at home, it's a different story. My new private tutor is a gorgeous college girl, and I'm determined to make her mine. She's straight, but I've got plenty of tricks up my sleeve to change that. I'll tease her, push her buttons, and slowly drag her into my forbidden world of lesbian pleasure until she's begging for more.




















The 'copying homework' version was good, but this sequel definitely surpasses the previous one. Hunter makes such great lesbian-themed content. 'Please Bring Someone Prettier Than You' and the lingerie shop clerk episode were also excellent. However, a flaw in the content is that they cut off the first and second actresses mid-scene when they were showing amazing reactions. Especially the first one; it’s a waste to stop when they're reacting that well. That was very disappointing. Also, the background noise from the staff is distracting. If it were quieter, the actresses could focus better, so please be as careful as possible, as it's distracting for the viewers, too. Nevertheless, I take my hat off to the actresses for their wonderful performances—especially the main high school girl, whose technique was superb. Of course, the director is great, too. I have high expectations for the future. Thank you for such a great film.
The actress hasn't completely shaken off her shyness. She giggles to hide her awkwardness, gives half-hearted kisses, and just seems to be going through the motions. She isn't fully in character and, frankly, hasn't reached the level of a professional performer. On top of that, she barely moans, and her expression while kissing is stiff. You just don't get that unique, intimate, or erotic vibe between women. If you're going to be an actress, drop the shyness in front of the camera and act properly. Also, there's a 15-minute intro before the actual film starts, filled with men. That's a baffling way to open a lesbian-themed production. They should've thought that through.
Focus on the chemistry, please. Or at least try. The burden on the actress is huge. The partner seems to be just curious, and they couldn't even settle on a male lead until the end. They keep teasing each other without ever really committing, leading to long, awkward stretches where neither seems fully invested. The visuals are erotic, but it lacks soul. It’s just an empty shell of a project chasing trends—essentially an 'actress endurance' version.
1. The interaction with the teacher on the cover only goes up to breast fondling. She leaves when her boyfriend calls at a critical moment. What kind of direction is that? 2. The high school girl orchestrating things looks way too mature. I know she's in uniform, but the roles could have been swapped and it wouldn't have been weird. 3. There's noise in the background—dropping things, footsteps, the rustling of plastic bags... The production team lacks professionalism!! Hunter president, is this really okay? The good parts: First, the 'ojousama' teacher. Her voice sounds exactly like Sato Miho. She's actually a virgin and pretends to know everything even though she doesn't know how to kiss. The character setting of her just receiving relentless erotic attacks from the students was perfect. The 'tsundere' teacher was super wet, which was good! The 'older sister' type teacher had mediocre looks but the most intense scenes. I liked the scene where she masturbates while looking at a porno magazine on the floor. The whole work felt like soft yuri/lesbian content. There was little to no awkwardness.