
A dull housewife, ignored by her husband, asks a handsome neighbor host to 'change' her. He begins to teach her the pleasures of being a woman, turning her into a nymphomaniac right under her husband's nose.










A plain, introverted housewife wants to change herself, so she approaches a visiting host next door... She asks, 'How can I shine like you?' and for some reason, she gets 'developed' through sex. Then, she opens up, becomes extroverted, and suddenly becomes good at cooking? Takasugi Mari's acting in the beginning, where she's confused and shy but gets swept up in the man's pace and starts feeling it, is brilliant and quite good, but the story as a whole feels very forced.
*It's interesting, but I was hoping for a better work with Mari Takasugi and this actor. But it comes out normally.
I have no complaints about Takasugi-san or the male actors. But isn't the whole point that she changes as she gets 'trained'? If so, it makes no sense to just explain that they've done it multiple times through Takasugi-san's narration alone lol. You need to sprinkle in various H-scenes like in 'Otome' or 'Anayuru' to keep the excitement up! Also, what happened with the guy she was cheating with? lol
Despite the 'plain housewife' setting, Takasugi Mari-chan's cuteness shines through even with glasses on. It's not that she became beautiful after being 'developed'—she was already beautiful, right? The story is too simple and lacks depth. I wouldn't recommend this to those looking for the psychological thrill of a wife struggling with immorality. If you just want to enjoy the interaction between the cute Mari and the powerful male actor, it's a good work. By the way, do women really get better at cooking after being 'developed'?