IPVR-142 - [VR] I am secretly controlled by my yandere younger sister who loves me too much. I won't give my older brother's sperm to anyone... The crazy sticky love goes too far. Incest Emma Futaba

She keeps saying some pretty intense things with such a cute, smiling face. If it weren't for Futaba-san's charm and acting skills, it would just be straight-up scary. Her jealousy and possessiveness toward her brother really come through. She talks from start to finish, which is impressive, but also a bit much—there's no room to breathe. Image quality is great up close, though a bit blurry at a distance. The proximity is perfect for seeing her cute face right in front of you; it's basically a face-focused production. That final line about 'managing her brother forever' gave me chills.

*I think the actress' crazy acting was good. Is VR really about distance?I think acting ability is important. In terms of taste, it's not my favorite, but it's more than a passing grade. This is due to acting ability and passion◎

Emma-chan plays the little sister who is obsessed with her older brother. She's cute in a standard way. I don't really get emotionally invested in sibling-themed works, so I just watch it like she's a younger cousin calling me 'big brother.' It would be exhausting to be loved like this in real life, but it's not bad to hear 'I love you' over and over while watching a movie. Also, the way she says 'Onii-chan' is adorable. I think this role really suited her and her acting was great. It’s a bit obsessive, but it didn't feel off-putting at all. That said, I think Emma-chan is capable of even cuter roles, so I'm looking forward to her future work. 4.3 out of 5.

*This blowjob is good. The way you lick it, filling your mouth so you can feel the shape of it on your cheek. Frank gets lots of praise. I don't feel bad, but it's less erotic. Although it lacks volume in terms of work, this blowjob is worth seeing. I like myself.

First off, the protagonist's backstory is crammed into the intro, which fixes the character and makes it hard to immerse yourself. VR is subjective, so 2D-style unnecessary settings hinder immersion. Adding the sister's backstory on top of that makes the intro saturated. Having the character explain things is fine, but you need to cut the fat; it's too cluttered to follow. As for the main event, once she gives in and I start my turn, Emma talks way too much, making the dynamic unclear. I get that the character setting leads to overacting, but in VR, repeating nouns doesn't resonate unless there's a shared context. She has her own charm in her voice, expressions, and climax acting, so I think it would have been better to cut the unnecessary dialogue. Excluding image quality and adding a fan bonus, I give it 4 stars.