Mariko KotouHer husband's company went bankrupt and incurred a large debt, so his wife, Mariko, was looking for a high-paying job. At that time, she found a 'mistress secretary' recruitment advertisement on a suspicious app. Despite her anxiety, she went to the interview, and the person who appeared was the president, Ozawa. Ozawa immediately instructed Mariko to undress and conducted a nude photoshoot. Ozawa, captivated by her mature skin, immediately hired Mariko. And Mariko, who became a mistress secretary, accepted lewd kisses from Ozawa as he wished in the president's office and indulged in positional sex...
She swallowed her pride and accepted the humiliating role of 'mistress' to pay off debts, even performing extreme services like helping him urinate. At first, she resisted, but gradually her body succumbed to the president's lead, and the change in her expression as she began to crave pleasure herself was justโฆ incredible. Definitely a keeper!
This is a technique often used in TV drama series โ they don't always film in broadcast order. The first episode is often a feeling-out process, so they might shoot around the third episode instead. They're afraid the awkwardness will come across to the viewers. It might also be because a 'classic' hasn't been established yet. Some people are praising the direction of this work as 'fresh,' but it might actually be a completed work from before the 'Aibou Ryo' version. 1. The suit is the same as Aibou Ryo's. 2. The schedule report is too brief. 3. President Ozawa, who's groping Mariko's body, calmly attends meetings during breaks. Most baffling of all is the scene where an employee takes a full-body nude photo of Mariko. Scenes of changing in front of the president exist in other works, but an employee taking photos... that just can't be right. Or can it...? There are sex scenes that fade out quickly, and others that are unnecessarily long. It feels inconsistent in a lot of ways. The runtime is 120 minutes, so it's not excessively long. The 'serious marital fight' between President Ozawa at the end might be because his affair with the secretary was exposed to his wife, leading to a divorce scandal. For Mariko and her husband, the word 'divorce' seems to be flashing before their eyes. Originally, I wanted to depict what happened to the two who were attracted to each other, but it might have been too long, so they had to go with that ending. Am I being cynical? It's certainly a lingering ending, but... As an 'actress,' Mariko Koto feels like she needs to 'work a little harder' in terms of 'acting,' but in terms of 'sensuality,' she's undeniably the best.
I feel like I've found the ideal mature wife. I didn't even know about Ms. Koto Mariko because she doesn't have many works, but I fell for her after seeing the sample. She doesn't look 43 at all. I'm looking forward to her next work. This is a masterpiece.
*I think there are various reviews, but in my opinion, this work is one of Mariko Koto's best works. There are very few scenes where I feel sorry for her. However, there are a lot of erotic scenes. As expected, the main reason why this work is so good is that Mariko Koto is a pretty person, but so far, unfortunately, the level of excitement for her other works has been really low. Basically, Mariko-san is a person who seems a little cool. I don't think this cool feeling is a drawback in this work. Other people have praised this work, but it's really up to you whether you like it or not. Personally, I highly recommend this work.
Right from the initial kiss scene... I was completely lost just listening to Mariko Koto's relentless moans. She gives off this vibe that if a man is even a little bit kind, she'd definitely be even kinder. I'm not sure if that's genuine, but... it's pretty good.
