
A peaceful life for a young couple is shattered. Unable to tell her husband that she was defiled by a serial rapist, she endures days of repeated abuse. Because she loves him, she can't confess the betrayal. Yet now, she finds herself unable to suppress her own lewd, pulsating body, exposing it all right in front of him.












Kizaki-san looks so young! This actress really suits these kinds of roles.
It's a very cliché story about being forced by the local electronics store owner and then being blackmailed... The actress is pretty, so I was able to watch it until the end. The fact that the file was split into two parts was a negative point.
When I think of Jessica Kizaki, I remember 'BEAUTY VENUS 3'. It wasn't really my cup of tea—too much of that noisy, exhibitionist vibe—so I skipped it, but it caught my eye because it held the top spot for a while with a perfect score despite having nearly 20 reviews on DMM. It's hard to imagine now, but back then, perfect scores were rare, so it was quite a feat. It was a star-studded collaboration featuring the three biggest actresses of i-Pocket at the time, and I was particularly interested in Jessica Kizaki, who was in the center position. I had high expectations for this project since she was appearing in the 'Husband's Eyes' collaboration. While the plot was standard, the chemistry was great. Watching the sweat pool in her cleavage, navel, and collarbone during the intense scenes was strangely arousing. Sure, a lot of it was the partner's sweat, but it was definitely hers too... there's an indescribable eros in the fact that an AV actress has hyperhidrosis. Above all, I was impressed by her acting, which felt natural for someone I had previously dismissed as just an 'idol actress.' After this, I started following her work in the popular series she did after moving to Attackers.
Jessica has a beautiful face, a great body, and incredible acting skills. Watching her fall into depravity was incredibly arousing!
I've bought quite a few of Jessica's works, but personally, I think this one is her absolute masterpiece.