JL-003 - When the Lily Blooms: Risky After-School Secrets of High School Girls

Everyone has different tastes when it comes to erotica, but this one just didn't do it for me.

The two are close friends in real life, and you can really see that chemistry on screen. However, I think that actually worked against them in this production. The character setup is that Sakuraba-san likes girls (no prior sexual experience), and Suzuki-san has no experience with women but has with men. I’m also puzzled as to why they didn't just make both characters lesbians. The flow from Sakuraba-san's confession to the act felt too practiced for a 'first time'—there was no innocence or shyness at all. It felt like they were already used to being intimate with each other. The climax reactions were also very weak; I couldn't even tell if she reached it. She didn't say she was going to, and there was no physical twitching or reaction. They both looked cute and the dialogue was fine, so I think if the script had been better tailored to their natural dynamic, it could have been a much better production.

I had already figured out the direction of this series from the first installment and given up on it, so my honest opinion is that the third one follows the same path. If you watch it without expecting much eroticism, it's not bad, and the chemistry between the two is the most natural and best so far. Although not explicitly introduced, the partner is Chisato Suzuki, and the story starts with them making a homemade cake to celebrate Aya Sakuraba's birthday. After Chisato makes a move in the kitchen, they move to the living room sofa for their first lesbian encounter, where they take turns pleasuring each other. The eroticism is low, but the intimacy is well-portrayed as they use their fingers and mouths to satisfy one another. After a shower, they head to the bed where Chisato finds a toy Aya had hidden and uses it to tease her, eventually using a vibrator. The ending is a very soft scissoring session where both reach a light climax. A bonus scene is included at the end where they quickly finish the cake they 'forgot' about and eat it.

It felt more like 'Gal high school girls playing lesbian' rather than 'When the lily blooms.' Overall, the intimate scenes felt too light, with them giggling and goofing around. I guess you could call it 'modern high school girl style,' but... If you pursue a realistic high school girl image at the expense of eroticism, it defeats the purpose of an AV. I wanted more erotic acting. It was all just 'modern high school girl' vibes with zero eroticism.

Maybe it's because I've been watching more mature content, but this felt very refreshing. You could really feel her shyness, yet she was fully engaged and receptive throughout the performance.