JUY-209 - The man I used to call master, Kirishima Rino

It's a 7-year-old work from Rino Kirishima, but since I've mostly seen her in nympho-type roles, it felt surprisingly fresh. A tragedy where a woman who is now happily married is tracked down and violated by a man from her past. Seeing Rino-sama feel pleasure while being violated is incredibly erotic.

Rino Kirishima. She has great acting skills, which made the experience very engaging. I personally prefer taller actresses, so she's a bit on the petite side, but her acting more than makes up for it.

The actor is just terrible compared to Rino-chan's intense performance. His energy is so low, it's hard to believe he's the one who 'trained' such a responsive Rino-chan. Is this what the production team intended? Do they think a 'master' just has to be quiet and give orders? It's a total mismatch with the high-energy Rino-chan—a complete disaster. I feel bad for Rino-chan, who is trying her best to make it erotic.

*Is Rino really sexy? Her blowjobs are the best. It will come out. But it seems like he's making a gasping sound. Her voice sounds like she's convulsing on purpose, which is weird. Dagari-chan is erotic. Outstanding style. It's subtle.

The theme, 'The memories of perverted pleasure deeply carved into a woman's body cannot be easily erased,' is quite enticing. While one might hope for even harder, more perverted play (like bondage or anal sex), for an ordinary housewife, this is probably enough to feel like a 'bitch's' intercourse. Rino Kirishima, who often plays the 'bitchy' character, pulls this off well. The scene where she masturbates in the living room the day after her first encounter with the man, reliving those past pleasures with her mouth slightly agape, shows her impressive acting ability. The continuous, fluid sex scenes from the second act onwards are well-directed. Eventually, the man gives her an ultimatum: 'Decide within a week whether you choose me or your husband.' The heroine struggles between 'unforgettable pleasure' and 'a stable life.' Her murmur, 'What is happiness?' carries a lot of weight. In the end, she kneels before him and vows, 'You are my master.' Since this is the highlight of the film, I wish there had been a bit more dramatic flair in the direction beyond just the dialogue.