JUQ-640 - Accidental Bar Married Woman NTR "It's for your sake..." said the wife, who was becoming engrossed in the men gathering around. Ichino Aoi

I liked how she was obsessed with H and sought out other men instead of her husband. Just watching this work makes me think most of her stuff is in the 4.5+ range. Is the co-starring woman Wakana Misono? Sorry if I'm wrong.

The setup of the wife being forcibly taken to a happening bar and then forcibly assaulted by another man was good. But the acting was a bit disappointing. The husband getting aroused by his wife being violated, the wife being forcibly violated in front of her husband, the men forcibly assaulting the wife – they all felt a bit lacking. The actress was pretty, but maybe this is the limit of realism for this kind of work.

This is a series of works about a housewife who experiences a happening bar at her husband's request and feels excitement she never had during sex with her husband. The way the housewife, who didn't expect it, reluctantly goes with the flow is truly captivating. The feeling of the housewife experiencing excitement she didn't have with her husband was also excellent. However, as a scenario, I felt that the flow of the wife pursuing pleasure on her own, beyond her husband's wishes, was a little weak. The portrayal of the wife's lewdness, who didn't originally want it... I wish that aspect had been more firmly established.

Even though she has a cute face, Ichinose Aoi's performance, with her perfectly mature body and incredible sensitivity, really got to me. NTR is definitely her forte!

It just hits the spot. I've lost count of how many times it's happened… It's exactly as the title suggests, and there are a lot of similar works that I impulsively buy, but in the end, it just hits the spot. Is the actress erotic? She makes an 'oho' sound at the climax, and it feels so natural and pleasurable that it matches the scene of falling into Happening Bar. Personally, I used to dislike the 'oho' sound, thinking it was vulgar, but this actress's 'oho' sound hits my lower body and brain directly. Or is it the camera angle? The technique of placing the actress in the center to highlight her figure, and the smooth transitions of the male actors, don't even seem like acting? I don't know, but there's something that similar works don't have. I think the subtle direction is divine. I can't put it into words. It just hits the spot.