
Married for 10 years, I love my wife Rinrinco, but I've begun to feel resistance to embracing her. The reason is a "cuckold" fetish. I want to see my wife with other men... To fulfill that desire, I found a membership-based happening bar. There, men were letting their wives be embraced by others. This is my wish. Also, to become a member of this shop, you needed to bring a partner. And I brought Rinrinco to this forbidden shop with the promise of just observing...










Being swarmed and broken by men at the Happening Bar... it's just too lewd. Standing rape, attacks on her armpits and erect nipples, her mature breasts being squeezed while she thrusts her hips... the intense vibe causing her to spread her legs and piston with her waist... and then finger-raped while pissing a ton. That moaning... she flaunts her lewdness in front of the men. Ririko-nee surrounded by dicks, voraciously licking them... screaming "Oh my pussy feels so good" during intense cunnilingus... enjoying a串刺し play where she repeatedly licks the dicks in front of her during doggy style and cowgirl... her mature breasts are shaking with joy too... a mature body that has known the pleasure of the dick... looks even more lewd. Though, I wish I could have seen semen shot onto her blank face!
I'm okay with NTR stuff, but this actress's films are *just* NTR, NTR, NTR. I'm getting bored. They need to switch it up – some cheating or lesbian content would be nice. The NTR genre is just too formulaic and predictable.
The structure is pretty standard, and there are some older faces in the cast, giving it a bit of a comedic vibe. Ki no Lili had some funny moments.
The script and direction are similar to the previous Aibou Ryou arc, but they've brought back the impregnation vibes, and the camera work has improved. There was this weird shot in the previous one where they'd show the actress over an extra's head, and that's gone now. The husband's refusal to conceive storyline from the Shiina Yuna and Muto Ayaka arcs is gone, which is a bit of a letdown, but they did a good job playing up the character of Kinoshita Rinrinco as a normal housewife disgusted by her husband's perverted kinks. The wife played by Fusaka Hitomi also had a great scene where she's accidentally deep-throated on her fertile day, and the death game-like tension of the husband trying to hold back his orgasm during sex with Fusaka Hitomi to avoid getting deep-throated was a nice subversion of expectations. After the first scene where she might get pregnant with a stranger's child, she suggests her husband shower first, just like in the Aibou Ryou arc – a subtle hint that she doesn't want to wash away the cum right away. The scenes without fellatio still have that forced drinking of semen vibe from the previous film. The kiss that tastes like Shiradama Dango's semen is a bit gross, but it's intentional and doesn't feel like mindless AV fluff. The mid-section sex scene starts abruptly with a video shoot, adding a sense of spontaneity, and the teasing before deep-throating has been improved. It's easier to see that the wife has accepted she's here to get impregnated. The later sex scene is on a different day, breaking the temporal continuity with the mid-section, but the fact that they've already had sex several times remains the same, so it doesn't really matter. There's a bit of a surprise with the husband interrupting, but the wife doesn't seem to care, which is still a bit of a letdown. Instead of the husband licking her cum-filled pussy like before, the male extra doesn't just mindlessly give head, which is a personal preference, but I appreciate that they've moved away from that sloppy, thoughtless direction. They added a scene where the husband also has sex with her, implying a cover-up deep-throat, but it wasn't really necessary and felt a bit pointless. The ending line was also changed, like in the previous film, but since there's no continuity from the Aibou Ryou arc, they could easily reuse this story as an episode about a wife pregnant with another man's child in future installments. It's not perfect, and there are a lot of things I didn't like, but the fact that it doesn't feel like a mindless rehash of old tropes is a big plus. Four stars.