
Mihro, the sister, learns that her unpopular brother finally has a girlfriend. Unable to genuinely rejoice, Mihro gradually realizes her own feelings… “I… I used to like my brother…” The night before a date, “Brother, if you do it right away, I’ll hate you. I’ll be your practice partner,” followed by passionate kissing, footwork, deep throat, tongue ejaculation, and then “You mustn’t remove the condom,” “Use Mihro’s pussy as you like,” “You can ejaculate whenever you want.” Shaking her relatively large buttocks, she gives her brother a sexual education lesson. Five fully subjective rounds of loving penetration! ※Some scenes have been edited using generative AI.










I thought 'Is Maeno Nana back under a new name?' but... As you can tell from the label, this is an AI creation. They just took Maeno Nana's footage and edited it with AI technology. Even when things start heating up, the expressions are monotonous and repetitive, it feels like you're with a robot. There's absolutely no genuine emotion in her expressions, which is disappointing. However, the long nude scenes and the abundance of desired angles are a plus. She should have released a nude-focused POV piece like this when she was still active. These days, AV is pushing clothed play that viewers don't even want, so they should focus on improving *that* first. It feels wrong that she's only getting a nude-focused AI release *after* retiring.
It's Maeno Nana with a slightly touched-up face. I don't get why they'd bother with AI. This whole AI face correction trend is just evil and needs to die out. I thought Maeno Nana had retired, so a new release is a nice surprise. It's a softer scene, but she gets *really* deep, which is satisfying.
This isn't sex education or anything. It's just a scene of a sister scolding someone. There are way too many of these kinds of videos lately. It's obvious they're using misleading titles to get people to buy. Doesn't this create a cycle where people have to check illegal videos before buying, which just perpetuates the problem of illegal videos? AV companies should just make good content, and people will buy it. Seriously.