
As my husband celebrates his promotion, I’m secretly being defiled by his boss. I told myself it was for his success, but by the 7th night, the guilt has completely dissolved into pure, unadulterated pleasure. I’ve finally lost all my inhibitions.










I've bought several entries in Madonna's '7th Day of Being Ravished by My Husband's Boss' series. Not all of them, but quite a few. This time it's Minami Yasu. Why do I keep getting drawn in despite the predictable plot? Maybe it's the curiosity of how the eroticism of a married woman—awakening to intense pleasure while being toyed with by her boss—will be portrayed, or what kind of performance Minami Yasu will deliver. She's a beautiful woman with a lovely smile and a curvy, plump figure. Her soft, firm backside is very enticing. Her moans aren't annoyingly shrill, and her acting while climaxing is quite good. Seeing her skin turn pink as she shudders at the peak, and watching her drenched in sweat with her hair disheveled, is excellent. The way they depict the lingering afterglow at the end is superb. She's definitely one of the actresses I want to support.
Minami-san has a petite yet nicely rounded, voluptuous body. Her way of climaxing once she got into it was truly excellent. Even though it was a drama-style production, the fact that there was plenty of real action was also top-tier…◎
*It's not ugly, but the processing is actually not that clean. I'm a little disappointed. Why is there no creampie? ?
*Although the content is the same, it depends on the actress. I like it because it's an enjoyable series. The exchange until he loses his reason and the transformation after he loses it is also good. An actress whose breasts sway well
I liked Minami An's previous work with director Mametaro Mamezawa, but this one by director Takeshi Koga was underwhelming—the actress was great, but the film itself was mediocre. There were too few deep kissing scenes. The first half was boring, and it only got interesting after the 90-minute mark. I realized that the director is just as important as the actress.