JUR-204 - "Because we promised to be together... You're not going to say we're breaking up now, are you?" Make him pour his semen deep into my vagina. You are my "exclusive child-making" sex slave. Ayaka Muto

*Muto's acting is wonderful, as his attitude changes when his affair partner tells him to break up with him. After that, the story is just about her continuing to have sex while threatening her partner. Therefore, the drama has no beginning, development, development, and conclusion and is not interesting. In the last scene, Muto's anus is clearly visible as he invites Buck to stick out his ass. So I made a still image and masturbated while fantasizing about anal sex with Muto! “Put your cock in my asshole! Ah~! Ugh, poop is coming out! I'm pooping! The poop is coming out! ”

*If it were just a story about an aggravated slut mistress, it would be ordinary, but the setting of Ayaka Muto's double affair with a married woman seems interesting, and the madness of a betrayed married woman is ``Swayed by sweet whispers, I drowned in sex with a married woman in a nest until I repeated my year at university...'' ” There is something similar to this. The man who is imprisoned is not just a cheater, but a demon who has impregnated married women many times and caused them to fall.It is clear that he has a self-inflicted past. It is highly praised for taking the simple direction of a story about a slut who is impregnated in reverse to such a rich worldview. However, it's a bit of a waste that the details of human relationships are vague. The relationship between Ayaka Muto and the man is too shallow to say that they are just lovers; they are actually colleagues at work, or have known each other for a long time, or they are neighbors in an apartment building, or close relatives, and it would be fun to create a plot twist based on their messy relationships. There are some scary hints that Ayaka Muto's husband, who is supposed to be working alone, is actually... but it's a little hard to convey, so I wish it was a little easier to understand. Honestly, the actor lacks talent. Ayaka Muto's dramatic performance is not bad, even though she doesn't look like a "boss", but her weak communication skills while having sex are not enough for her dense style. If Karami's acting was a project to compensate for the lackluster acting of an actor with the acting of an actress, it might be a bit different. It was naive to use drugs as a means of brainwashing men, and it would have been better if it was a reverse version of the idea of ​​impregnating a married woman who wants a child, where she is imprinted with the values ​​that if you want a child, it doesn't have to be your wife if you want to keep your genes. Ayaka Muto's crazy acting was great, and Karami wasn't bad either, but I get the impression that the drama is still in its first prototype stage. It would be a shame if it ended with this one work, but I would like to see it in a more in-depth way.