HUNTB-597 - Gaming Harem Live-Action Adaptation

Each of the three has a different charm, so it's a work you can enjoy in your own way. I was especially drawn to Kunaga Sarina-san's blonde and black gal style! Definitely worth keeping.

Just like the jacket photo, Satsuki Mei is the main focus, and Kunaga Sarina appears in one scene. It's a shame Yuria-san wasn't in it too.

The male actor's face is just...off-putting. It totally kills my desire to buy it. They always cast this guy in the live-action versions, and it makes me not want to purchase. The female cast is amazing, and I love the story, it's such a waste.

I've already read the original. I bought it expecting a live-action adaptation, but for some reason, I couldn't stop watching. It was hard to look away. [Good Points] ・Lots of cowgirl positions. Continuous constriction. Sexy cowgirl on the sofa. [Things I Didn't Like] ・Did they just slather paint on the tanned girl's skin? ・The OL sister didn't capture the original's expression. ・The actor is someone who often plays a super-stud. He didn't really convey the original's awkward, inexperienced boy vibe, and instead came across as confident. Were the inner monologues cut? ・The actresses didn't moan or make any suggestive noises, so it was hard to tell if the man was dominant or the woman was, and it just felt like continuous sex. ・The OL sister's gap between her serious demeanor and her suddenly dilated pupils, passionate energy, and erotic voice is great, but there wasn't much of that gap moe in this work. I think it would have been good to depict more changes in personality and tone of voice before and after the sex. ・I wanted to see her climax while kissing during a cowgirl position on the sofa, and then be relentlessly attacked in the same position without stopping.

Like others have said, both the female and male actors really capture the look of the characters from the original, and the story follows it closely. My only complaints are that the foreplay felt a little short, and the protagonist's monologues were delivered a bit flatly. Honestly, I was hoping they'd include the scene with the gal at the karaoke box, but I guess this is a good stopping point for volume 1. Definitely a keeper.