
I ended up living with my father-in-law, who had been living alone since his mother-in-law passed away. My husband, who works for a foreign company, was busy, and I started spending more and more time alone with my father-in-law. And it happened on a hotter-than-usual summer day. My father-in-law, who had been supporting me all this time, suddenly attacked me. After that day, my father-in-law asked for me almost every day. This continued even after a year or two, and before she knew it, she felt pleasure from the act with her father-in-law, and before she knew it, the distorted relationship had continued for four years...










Mahiro is just the best. You can watch it with peace of mind. The stability is amazing, and the way it gradually gets more explicit is seriously erotic. This is a masterpiece, I'm telling you.
With a title like "Continue to be Inserted," I think it's commendable how faithfully they deliver on the explicit content. And the way it progresses through the stages – "No" -> "Reluctantly Yielding" -> "No Resistance" -> "Becoming Accustomed and Starting to Enjoy" -> "Pleasure" – with detailed descriptions for each stage is fantastic. During the "Reluctantly Yielding" phase, she clearly resists and completely refuses, but ultimately succumbs to her grandfather, who can't forget the taste of her body. There's no whimpering from the second time onwards, which is exactly my kind of scene. They even included a scenario where she's taken while her husband is present and has to stifle her cries. The scene where she's dragged into the closet while her husband is in the room and then relentlessly ridden is just incredible. And the kotatsu scene! Amazing! Sneaking around behind her husband's back, and then being taken the moment he leaves the room… that deserves to be certified as a classic scene. The short scenes that follow were also good. Mahiro is the best. I'd give it a 10/10.
It's a common trope, and Ozawa's acting is familiar, but it's a work where you get drawn into the actress's seductive performance, and I thought Ichikuma Mahiro was great.
Please get along better. It's all your father's fault, he was supposed to create a happy family… Idiot, father idiot. That part was the best. The dialogue is still really well done.
This kind of title promises more, but it's all fantasy after the initial tease. I don't really get what's good about it, honestly. Disappointing.