JUQ-178 - I made my sister-in-law, who looked at me with contempt for cheating, climax until she couldn't take it anymore.

You can tell the content from the title. I like Kuramoto Sumire-chan because she often plays free-spirited characters who toy with men, so I watched it, but seeing her forced by a man she considered scum after witnessing her sister's husband's affair was honestly hard to watch. Plus, she's supposed to be a married woman herself. I don't dislike forced scenarios. I think the appeal is enjoying the process where it starts as coercion and slowly turns into pleasure. But what is this? She was resisting so hard at the entrance, but as soon as she's dragged to the bedroom, her eyes go hazy and they start having sticky, lover-like sex? It makes no sense, and the transition to her saying 'I can't take it anymore' is completely incoherent. What was that? How did the sister feel when she came home from the hospital and saw her naked? What was the meaning of the final line, 'Why did I do that with a guy like him?' Is my imagination just lacking? I couldn't grasp the relationship between Sumire-chan and that guy at all, so I couldn't understand this work. It would have been much more understandable if it had been a tragic story where she was forced to have unwanted sex from start to finish. In the end, I was just left with weird thoughts, and I couldn't get off at all.

The actress is wonderful, but the story is a total mess. Why does the girl, after being dragged into the room right after a demeaning exchange at the front door, suddenly start acting all lovey-dovey with the guy? I just can't wrap my head around it. If they were going to make it this dramatic, they should have properly depicted the shift in her feelings leading up to her surrender.

The reviews are pretty harsh, but I kind of get it. Since the actress is so good, the expectations are naturally higher. Watching it, the 'I can't take it anymore' line comes out way too early, and it feels so forced that it actually kills the mood. You only need to say that in the last few minutes. I've pointed out the flaws, but it stars 'Sumire Kuramoto.' It's definitely worth watching for practical purposes.

The Kato Rose version was well-received because she resisted until the end even while her body reacted, but this story where she's completely in love has no appeal at all. Plus, why does she act like a girl in love in the bedroom after resisting so hard at the door? It's a waste because the actress is so good. If the series continues, I hope they go back to the 'contempt until the end' vibe of the previous work.

*I don't know which one was taken first, but The attitude of Karami at the end and the drama part just before that changes suddenly and it doesn't connect. There is a disconnect between Karami and the drama part, and the result is as if Karami with a completely different background has been inserted.