JBD-232 - Dark man YAMIO The man who awakened 15 married women to masochism Ririka

*Miss Ririka is, well, a cute girl that can be found anywhere. I like the normal feel of it. Chintaro also seems to be amazing, but there are times when he lacks the power. I like SM-like things, but I want to avoid things that are too hard.In this respect, I don't have to deal with a lot of male actors, but only two actors, mainly Chintaro and the ``real estate agent'' actor. (Is the attack between these two people called twin po?) Also, there is no torture-like attack, so you can watch it with peace of mind. However, my nipples are long, and I don't know if they are congenital or caused by having my nipples attacked over a long period of time. The white pants the two of them are wearing when they are being attacked are completely normal pants, so I feel a certain sense of reality in them. In the final scene of the candle and the whip, he finally enters a state of euphoria and has a joyful expression on his face, which is a very interesting scene to watch. I hope that Miss Ririka will continue to work harder.

Whenever this bald actor is in a film, it never turns out well. He completely fails to bring out the actress's best qualities.

Ririka-jo has a somewhat tragic air about her face, and while her body is standard, her skin and fat are incredibly soft and look delicious. She's very fair-skinned. In Ririka-jo's case, there are many works more specialized in 'M-tendencies,' so it's undeniable that this feels a bit tame in comparison. Ideally, it would have been better to see her natural expressions and gestures of wanting it and enjoying it rather than resisting. That said, as a drama from the Attackers & Chintaro duo, the eroticism is at least a passing grade.

*It was really nice to squeeze her breasts with the whip at the end, but it ended prematurely. It's a shame because I wanted to see more

I thought her expressions of falling into depravity were excellent, but the actual play left something to be desired... I know she's capable of more, but does making the play more intense ruin the drama? I'd love to see a performance that balances both.