IPZ-279 - Wife being ravished right in front of her husband, Sakuru Usui

The acting portraying the internal conflict of a woman is excellent. The husband could have been a bit better looking, though. The plot is a bit of a stretch, but it's an adult film, so let's not nitpick. Usui-san is beautiful, and I hope to see her in more works like this.

I usually feel safe watching Attackers' releases, but this time the quality really hinged on the choice of the male lead. Honestly, it didn't quite hit the mark for me. I couldn't help but wish they'd cast someone else instead of Yoshimura. If you're going for this kind of ending, you need a lead with the right look to make the story hold up.

*A piece I saw a while ago. It was a highly acclaimed work as ``My Husband's Eyes,'' and I fell in love with Saryu Usui's beauty and had high expectations for it. As expected, Saryu Usui was wonderful. However, due to the villainous actor Taku Yoshimura playing the opposite role, the entire work falls far short of being a masterpiece. Not only did the lines feel old-fashioned, but he was also a creepy man, so I felt it was impossible for an adult married woman to fall for him. I think that falling is not only about pleasure, but also about being overwhelmed by the very presence of a man and mentally succumbing or becoming dependent on him, but I don't feel that way with Yoshimura. After this, I stopped watching Attackers' Ryo/Fallen type works in which Yoshimura played the opposite role. Some people seem to get excited about a beautiful woman being raped by a creepy man, but what about dramas? A similar actor is Hosaka, and when these two appear, the serious Attackers work turns into a playfully comical work. Moreover, I remember that at the time, several popular actresses co-starred with either of these two in popular Attackers series such as ``My Husband's Eyes'' and ``Ana Yu'', which spoiled the highly anticipated works. The producers must have noticed this as well, as these two gradually moved away from the Attackers. Yoshimura's presence as a baptism of AV for young new actresses is appropriate. It is a shame that there is still a shortage of male actors in the AV industry.

The combination of the still-fresh-faced Saru Usui and the legendary actor Taku Yoshimura adds a realistic and flavorful touch to the drama. Honestly, if you had a junior like her at work, you'd definitely fall for her too.

It's truly wonderful. She's the perfect actress for this series.