KIL-077 - Touching a helpless coworker from behind

A film that relentlessly pushes a sensitive actress. There's plenty to see here. The story isn't overly complicated and is easy to follow.

*1st person (Mikoto Tsukasa): Shower hose I didn't feel the power of the water so much that I had to hold it with both hands. I don't dislike being soaked wet and see-through, so it's okay. Moreover, it was exciting that she was replaced by a man and had a reverse slut blow job. 2nd person: Both hands were covered in flour (during cooking) and insects got into his clothes, so he had to get them removed. From the fact that the man puts his hands inside her clothes, you can imagine that the relationship is close. 3rd person: I feel like I could just take the tray and put it on the floor... Her skirt has slipped off and she's without a bra...I can't help but think she's inviting me. As expected, it was a reverse slut development, and it was a pleasant and erotic development.

*A work in which Mikoto Tsukasa, a Pakesha artist, plays an active role. At first glance, I thought, "Who is this nice woman?", but it became clear from the actor's lines. I was surprised to see that she had become a fully grown woman. From the time of her debut, she has gained more flesh in key areas and the area around her face has plumped up a bit, bringing her style closer to Natsumi Horiguchi's slim yet glamorous style. As a result, she has added feminine sexiness to her original exceptional beauty, and has reached the highest level of looks in the industry. Additionally, the basic hair, make-up and costumes in this work actually bring out the charm of the material. Surprisingly, although it was a planned project, it ended up being better than any of his previous standalone works. It might be a turning point in his career. That's how wonderful it is. It was eye-opening when Ichika Kannahata and Saryu Usui appeared as beautiful tall actresses, but they still haven't reached the level of Mikoto Tsukasa today. The Japanese AV world needs her now. I'm sure it's not an exaggeration to say this. A must-see piece.