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A father watches adult content while his wife and daughter sleep, only to realize his daughter is awake and watching along under the covers. The daughter, now aroused, attacks her father's crotch. With the wife sleeping right next to them, the tension peaks, leading to an illicit encounter.




















*Cast: Rei Haruka/2nd person/Yuri Sakano/Junna Kojima/Ayumi Iwasa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The story is about a father secretly watching AV late at night, and his daughter, seeing this, gets aroused and begs him for sex. The contrast is great because, beforehand, the daughter is a total mama's girl who finds her father gross even when he suggests a bath together. The best part is the interaction! She demands kisses at first, and even when he tries to push her away, she persists, making the kissing scene quite long. Once he gives in, they start devouring each other, and seeing the father get completely lost in her body was very exciting. Like other reviews say, it's an impossible scenario—usually, you'd just feel disgust—but I enjoyed it by imagining that maybe, just maybe, such a daughter could exist. I agree that the male actor's face mosaic is unnecessary. I don't know what the point is; it's meaningless. Sometimes the mosaic even covers the important parts, and if the actor doesn't want to show his face, he shouldn't be in the film at all.
I buy from this label every time and am very satisfied with their style, but am I the only one who wants them to remove the mosaic on the father's face? Maybe they think it adds realism, but I want to enjoy the actor's expressions too, so that's a negative point for me.
The directors tried too hard to create a unique situation, leading to those 'too unrealistic' scenarios you see sometimes. I appreciate the effort, but it just kills the mood when it goes too far. Having the mother present is a huge stretch. They should have at least made it a step-daughter/father dynamic. Or just not make them related at all. There are plenty of other options, like a boss and subordinate sharing a hotel room on a business trip, or friends, or seniors and juniors. The camera angles and the actress are decent, so I really wish they had considered the realism a bit more.