HUNTB-013 - Playing King's Game with my childhood friend, and we went all the way

I've fallen for Sena Kisaragi. She's so cute! Has she already retired? If so, she's a real loss to the industry. I really wish she had done more work.

*Two people who like each other but can't say they like each other deepen their relationship by hugging, kissing, touching, and sex by playing the King's Game. Watching the lovey-dovey interaction between these two makes me feel very happy. The setting of them being childhood friends is also nice. All five were good, but I especially liked Sena Kisaragi and Hikaru Minazuki. Sena Kisaragi does not appear in many works, so this work is valuable.

Does anyone know the name of the performer in the 3rd part? I believe the 4th part is Hikaru Minazuki and the 5th is Hina Kawai. All five performers did a great job expressing their affection for the male lead, which was cute, but the 3rd performer (bottom half of the front cover) was especially lovely and looked great in her uniform. The male lead's face is fully mosaicked, but I assume that was a choice to prioritize acting ability.

It's a pure, romantic love drama disguised as an AV. The actresses do a fantastic job portraying innocent girls who bet their feelings on a game of King's Game to win over their long-time crush. Aside from the disastrous acting of the male lead in the third of the five parts, it was well-put-together. Director Kawajiri's direction likely drew out performances that remind you of the actresses' own innocent, virgin days. They play the 'virgin' role convincingly right up until the first penetration. Of course, a movie full of just painful virgin acting wouldn't be fun, so they quickly start feeling it and climaxing, but it makes you feel like it's all because they're so happy to be with the person they've loved for so long. Still, the dense, oblivious childhood friend character is frustrating to watch. I kept wanting to yell at him to just tell her he loves her already. I hope they change their approach and turn this into a series.

I love JK uniforms, but I hate ties. I'm definitely a ribbon guy. Ties just lack femininity and remind me of office workers. I was disappointed that there were so many ties in this one. And just when I thought it was a ribbon, she had an ugly mole. You can easily get moles removed these days, so why keep it? They even airbrushed it out on the cover (lol). But the fourth girl was cute and her hairstyle was right up my alley, so that was a plus.