JUL-822 - Neighborhood camping NTR: Watching my wife get railed in the tent

The acting is just terrible. I usually buy this series because I like it, but this actress was so bad that it wasn't fun at all. The charm of this series lies in the premise of her getting drunk on weak alcohol, being violated in a dazed state, and gradually becoming a captive of the older men. But she doesn't look drunk from the start, she shows no shame when an old man enters her tent while she's naked the morning after their first night, and she's suddenly way too comfortable with the men by the badminton scene. The essence of the work is completely lost. The actress's body is attractive, so I'll give it one star for that.

*In addition to the way the shots were taken, the actors played in a way that showed the best parts of themselves to the camera, so there were almost no situations where I couldn't understand why there were so many people playing, which is common when multiple people are playing.

Two years after her debut, her body has become so voluptuous and she's really mastered that AV-actress lewdness. If you actually did these things in real life, you'd get beaten to a pulp.

Out of this whole series, the final orgy scene is quite long. It's excellent, capturing that specific vibe and lewdness of a married woman perfectly. Her acting is also very good.

You can tell she has a great body in the opening outdoor scene. It's a camping trip, so she's clothed, but you can imagine how great her figure is. In reality, no one would go camping and grill meat with three middle-aged men unless it was staged. A normal person would just leave, but that's AV for you. Suddenly getting friendly and laughing as night falls feels unnatural—but again, that's AV. The rain forcing them into a tent, and being alone with an old guy in there, is also super unnatural. But it's a decent enough setup to just go with the flow. I watch it on TV at night, and it's a good way to kill time. The erotic scenes start pretty early. The male actors are veterans, so there's a sense of stability. Even if it's work, being surrounded by three old guys and getting naked is tough. However, the 'drunk' setting makes the drama drag. Up to this point, it's not great. The men are middle-aged, so there's no intense action. Having three old guys on screen isn't visually appealing; they take up so much space that it's just old guys everywhere. That's a minus. They should have kept it to a 3P at most. Especially the balding guy—was he really necessary? Seeing his scrawny body doesn't help the mood. It was okay, but the three-old-guy scenes go on for the whole movie, so it gets tiring. It was a parade of old men.