
Saya, a newlywed, is forced on a business trip with the boss she despises most. After a disastrous business dinner where she stands up to lecherous clients, her enraged boss hatches a twisted plan. Trapped in a shared hotel room, Saya is forced to endure the relentless, lecherous advances of her boss as he ravages her body all night long.


















Since it's part of a series, it requires some acting chops, and the resistance she shows in the first half is quite convincing. The contrast with the second half is great.
I don't think the way she struggles while caught between resistance and pleasure was bad. I kind of wanted to see her completely broken, but this is fine too.
*Saaya Kirijo has a very erotic body, but her partner Tony is not good enough. I would like to see the online replay with Tabuchi.
The actress was my type. Her looks and body (especially her bust) were great. The male actor was also a veteran, so there were no issues with the acting. However, I had questions about the story's development. As others have written, she was forced and resisted so much (though the resistance felt a bit exaggerated), so it felt very jarring when the victim suddenly changed her attitude at the end. That's just not realistic. It's a waste. The casting is good, but if the script is bad, it becomes a third-rate production, and I felt bad for the actors. The story should have been more polished. I can't shake the feeling that it was rushed, which is just a shame!!
*It's my first time seeing this actress, but the content is so terrible that my personal evaluation is low. As I said earlier, the actress is a beautiful woman who reminds me of Aoi Kachino, and her style is outstanding, so I can't say anything about her visuals. What, this development? Everything except the last scene is tragic. and There's no way a woman who's been through so many cruel things would suddenly change her mind at the last minute and seek a man. Normally it's a criminal trial thing. No matter how much AV is a man's fantasy, this is terrible. In any case, rape still makes sense in the end. The fact that the actor was Tony Oki made his acting so realistic that it seemed even more cruel. I think this person should never be allowed to play the role of ``the boss I hate.'' I guess it's my fault for purchasing this work under the misunderstanding that it was similar to other shared room works... I thought it was the first time I saw Tojo-san's work, and I was looking forward to it, but I was very disappointed.