JUQ-612 - Bad Woman NTR ~Stealing Your Husband is My Revenge…~ Okimiya Nami

Wow, the handling… it's just masterful. I've always fantasized about being teased like that. This actress is so good at drawing things out and being playfully tormenting. Definitely a keeper.

*Nami Utsumiya has the best body shape, especially her slim waist and bust and hips.

Honestly, Yumeno Dokka, who plays the neighbor's wife, is much prettier than the main actress. I was disappointed she wasn't the lead. I hope they make the next work starring Yumeno Dokka. Her acting, appearance, and voice are all perfectly beautiful.

Okamiya Nami as the villainess is just incredible, especially the 3P scene with the two neighbors. The way one of the neighbors gets subtly verbally abused? It's just… *chef's kiss*. You can tell she's a pro.

Even amidst the feeling that the story patterns are set in drama AV, attempting the 'femme fatale' genre is commendable. There are many erotic works like the classic 'Manon Lescaut' or J.M. Cain in novels, and 1950s Hollywood 'film noir' in movies, and I think they would suit AV well. While praising this attempt, I'd add that a 'femme fatale' shouldn't just be a 'bad woman,' but a woman who 'uses a man who offers her love and leads him to ruin.' Therefore, the work should be depicted from the man's perspective. To begin with, what part of the heroine, who is originally a victim in this work, is a 'femme fatale'? Furthermore, a femme fatale isn't a prostitute, so she shouldn't overtly seduce men, but rather make men seduce themselves. Also, I think the reason Okimiya-san was cast in this work is because of her excellent eye for men, but Okimiya-san feels a little too neat and healthy for the role of a femme fatale. Someone with a face that 'can't even kill a bug,' like Ichino-san or Ryukawa-san, might be more suitable here. I think Okimiya-san's appeal lies in her sturdy build and firm physique, her rational gaze, but also in how her face becomes unsightly (a compliment!) and disheveled when she has sex. She also has short hair, and I think she'd be a better fit for roles like a professional woman – a doctor, lawyer, police officer, or teacher – with authority and power falling for a man, taking on a masochistic role during sex. In that sense, she might be more suited to 'Attackers' than 'Madonna.' For example, if Himurock directed a work like 'The Arrogant Female Boss Who Replaced Her Husband,' it would be a perfect fit, but is it a little too young considering the current trend of actresses being cast? I look forward to the next challenge with a revised story for the 'femme fatale' genre.