ISD-002 - The girl who only calls me when she fights with her boyfriend

The protagonist is the 'second boyfriend,' Yoshino-san, but the 'real' boyfriend, Yuzuru Yuki, who appears midway, was incredibly cool! In the hotel scene with the three of them, Yoshino-san couldn't get an erection even while Yuri-chan was performing oral sex. In contrast, Yuzuru Yuki was fully erect just by kissing her roughly and touching her body, saying, 'Yuri, you like being treated roughly, don't you?' It was so cool...! His verbal abuse is top-tier. One moment he's making her say embarrassing things like, 'You're soaking wet, do you want it? Come on, say it clearly—whose do you want? Say it,' and the next he's suddenly being sweet. 'How does it feel good? Tell me, I'll try my best. I love you, Yuri. It's only natural since we're dating, I want you to feel good because I love you.' If a boyfriend said that to me, I wouldn't be able to handle it! However, there's one thing that bothers me: after Yuzuru and Yuri's scene ends, it cuts to Yoshino and Yuri, and Yuzuru just disappears entirely, which feels unnatural... Where did the boyfriend go? That's the only thing that bothered me, so 4 stars.

*Her boyish appearance, the way she laughs, the soft way she speaks, and the way she calls herself a senior when she's being spoiled, the gap between them is so great that it's impossible to stop being cute! I think it's a well-written drama with great acting skills from all the actors, and it's easy to empathize with it. The way Yuuriman looks completely different in front of her senpai and in front of her boyfriend is sad and funny. Although it has a strong drama, it is also very erotic, so it was full of highlights!

*The opening sex was for women, like an AV. The drama is also well done. However, the ending is a flop. I don't really understand. I wonder if the boyfriend of the one who is being robbed is Yuzuru Yuuki, and there is no one else who thinks Sen is thin. Four stars as a bonus.

A realistic love triangle portrayed by the talented trio of Yuri Fukada, Yoshino, and Yuki. That vague feeling of 'what does it mean to like someone?' when you're young. An even more ambiguous relationship where they rub those fuzzy feelings against each other. My own sentimentality that makes me recall those days in a fleeting moment. It’s a bittersweet experience that tastes like iron, as if a knife is being plunged into and carving out those memories.

Is this an AV, or did you make this thinking you were an auteur film director? It's a sad result where the only thing worth watching is the actress's body.