
Following her husband's death, widow Miku's mourning is interrupted by her brother-in-law, Hyakukichi, who has long lusted after her. Seizing the opportunity during the funeral, he forces himself upon her. What starts as a violation soon transforms into a daily routine of relentless sexual gratification, leading Miku to discover a pleasure she never knew existed.










Despite being part of the 'Chuka Naruto' series, this was a huge disappointment. I bought it with high expectations because Miku Hasegawa is a beautiful mature woman and the casting seemed solid. But this film made it clear—I hate to say it, but her acting just isn't up to par. I think her charm is best suited for simpler, straightforward storylines.
It's Hasegawa's comeback, yet Tony Ooki's acting is so amateurish and cringey—he's not even a 'daikon' (bad actor), he's a 'burdock root.' It's a bottom-tier rating that makes me regret even the rental fee. This is a classic example of what happens when you cheap out on the male lead's salary. Now that we've finally gotten rid of that useless actor Ichijo, I think it's time to give Tony Ooki his 'pink slip' for the sake of the industry. If they wanted to make the most of Hasegawa, they should have cast a handsome actor as the nephew; that would have transformed the film. Doesn't Tony Ooki feel embarrassed watching this finished product, realizing he's a 'burdock actor' even worse than a 'daikon'? 【A very disappointing film that makes you want to fast-forward】
It felt a bit different from the charm I usually see in Miku Hasegawa. It's hard to put into words, but maybe the scripted, story-driven format didn't really bring out the side of her I like. It's just a matter of personal taste, but if you're a fan of hers, I think it's worth a watch.
Miku Hasegawa returns to Madonna after a long hiatus with her previous work, 'I Can't Forget Your Violation.' In this film, she plays a widow who is violated by her brother-in-law and falls into slavery. She’s a bit fuller than before, but it only adds to her mature charm, making her look as beautiful as ever. She has always been excellent at oral scenes; her sharp, defined features look great on camera, and you can really see her putting effort into her service. There are plenty of oral scenes in this one, too. Since the original work is by erotic manga artist Chuka Naruto, the brother-in-law character feels a bit too cartoonish and lacks realism, but if you enjoy the trope of a beautiful woman being defiled and corrupted by an ugly guy, you won't mind. There’s also a nice variety of costumes, including a traditional Japanese mourning dress, erotic lingerie, a sheer Western-style mourning dress, and a bright red full-body fishnet suit, giving it a bit of a cosplay vibe. If you want to see an erotic, submissive Miku Hasegawa, this is a must-buy.