Yuki TaniharaYuki moves into her husband Yuichi's parents' house after he takes over the family business. Her mother-in-law, Ikumi, is overprotective of Yuichi and treats Yuki coldly. Amidst this, her father-in-law, Taro, becomes obsessed with Yuki. One day, while Yuichi and Ikumi are away, Taro forces himself on her. Terrified, Yuki tries to avoid him, but Taro continues to violate her everywhere, even with Ikumi nearby.
*Of course, I love my husband more than anyone else. But once they start a relationship, they won't let you say such nice things. Even though it's no good, and even though I know it's no good, he forcefully hugs me... with a force that makes me do nothing... Every relationship between a ``father-in-law and daughter-in-law'' progresses like this. Therefore, the performance of the actress who plays the wife becomes the evaluation of the work. Yuki Tanihara is amazing! In particular, the scene where she moaned lewdly next to her sleeping husband was extremely exciting. The acting of a person who shouldn't be able to feel things, but who feels things even though they shouldn't feel them, was so true to life that it really stood out to me.
Yuki is raped by her lustful father-in-law and continues to be tormented afterward. She tries to lock herself in her room to resist, but after being threatened with her husband's position as president, she submits to her father-in-law. Yuki Tanihara, 41, is a beautiful, elegant mature woman with small but lovely breasts and a beautiful body. There's a certain charm in how she doesn't resist too violently even from the first rape. I thought the affair was hidden from the mother-in-law, but there's a twist: she actually knew and was turning a blind eye. I found it exciting to watch Yuki being toyed with by Sakurai, her yakuza-looking father-in-law.
Thanks to Yuki Tanihara's elegant voice, both the drama scenes and the sex scenes are wonderful. I was surprised that the cinematography was even better than a typical daytime drama. The scene in the bathtub was heart-pounding.
In this genre, when a couple lives with the husband's parents, it's usually just the father-in-law living alone, but it's rare to see both parents present here. The mother-in-law can't let go of her son and hates the daughter-in-law, while the father-in-law uses the promise of the CEO position as bait to target her. She accepts his abuse for her husband's sake, but her body still reacts—it's packed with scenes that push the boundaries of immorality. It's very watchable, the ending is solid, and the overall production quality is high. People might have mixed feelings about Chintaro Sakurai as the father-in-law, but he plays the villain role perfectly.
