HUNTA-844 - Neighbor's desperate plea: She's only wearing a towel and she's in my room

I liked the first one, so I bought this too. I'd love to encounter a situation like this. Still, that guy next door is way too popular, isn't he? The actresses (Toa Seri, Reimi Anna, Momoe Kotori, Ayana Mamiya, Kurumi Shiiki) were all cute, which was great, but I wish they had used a different male actor for each of the five (maybe they ran out of budget after using Yu Kuroi and Taichi Hayashi for the neighbor?).

*I also fell in love with the first and third actresses. The first person is Toa Seiru, and the second person is Momoe Kotoriyu. The first person felt an attraction similar to Miyu Saito.

A comedy work that mixes short stories with sexual encounters. It's a production typical of this studio.

*I would be surprised if something like that happened, but it's good. It's a happy situation. It's a fun story. The first and second girls have a slightly different feel. Especially, my first daughter has big breasts and a great face. Overall, there are no girls like this. However, the Yankee-like girl at the end is interesting. This work has an interesting story. The girls who were rescued become addicted to the sex of the boy who helped them. The story is also interesting. Are the guys who chased the girls away really that good-looking? If you only have sex at the entrance, you are dissatisfied with it. The erotic content is also pretty decent.

It feels a bit risky, or rather, it gives off a vibe that might be misinterpreted by closet perverts, cowards, or creeps, which personally lowers my excitement. Also, I wish the production team would include a line or two at the end—either scripted or improvised—that hints at what happens next, especially for series projects, to give them more consistency! I'm getting a bit tired of the over-reliance on the 'unpopular guy with a huge package' trope; it makes me less excited for future releases. As a fan, it might be bold of me to say, but as a viewer, I wish they’d move away from the 'loser otaku' trope. Even for an average guy, I’d love to see realistic dating techniques or scenarios that make a woman's heart flutter. Not every guy is as well-endowed as a professional actor, so why not include scenarios where an average guy can still be 'good enough'? Don't just provide erotica—add a 'plus one' to the experience! It’s ridiculous how the industry and the performers are still looked down upon or discriminated against. They deserve more credit for the work they put in, so I’ll keep supporting them and looking forward to better projects!