
An arrogant female manager who ruled her office with an iron fist finds herself at the mercy of a client. To settle a claim, she's forced to endure humiliation while strapped with a vibrator. Every apology becomes a session of forced pleasure.










Actresses who cry and whine while being taken are a real hit... She has amazing expressions in other works too, and she really delivers here. Definitely worth keeping.
Watching the mature, haughty boss fall for the allure of a fixed vibrator is the best. And Tsukino-san's expressions are just so erotic. It's just that Tsukino-san is a very slender actress, so it would have been nice if she were a little more curvy.
She's the oldest in the series, but fits this work the best. She's the best heroine in the series!! From the 'prostrate apology' scene, the combination of 'panty-fixed vibrator' and 'the downfall of a haughty female boss' is a total kill point. There's no way. It's insane how the haughty female president becomes unable to live without the fixed vibrator and turns into a 'submissive bitch'. The scene where she completely falls as a 'service bitch' at the end really hits the spot! Tsukino Yuriine's character of a 'middle-aged woman revealing her lewd nature and showing a miserable face' is the best!! 'A haughty woman submits to an arrogant man!!', 'Successful apology through apologetic sex!!' Wow, it's so my type!!
I've been consistently buying and watching since the Kitazawa Hitomi (Kitazawa Hitori) era. I really like her style. However, since it became a Tsukino Yuriine work, it's just the same old man's tongue action over and over, which makes me feel sick. Reluctantly, I'm hoping for a story where she's gang-r⚫︎ped in the future. I want to see her being utterly v⚫︎olated. Please, no more tongue action!
It shouldn't be an easy fall; it's a work where you gradually succumb like magma building up and finally overflowing, collapsing in the end. It's a piece that demands both acting and sensual skill. The setup is a bit complex, but 'Tsukino Yuriine' performs brilliantly. This might become a defining work for 'Tsukino Yuriine'.