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They say it's a waste from those around her. She's told that if she puts on makeup and dresses up, she'll be very popular, and her style is good too. It's a complex for her, so it can't be helped. But she's appearing to change herself. She's a bit twisted, but only girls like this are lewd. Is she a mental case?











It's not bad, but there's nothing that really stands out. As others have mentioned, it feels like they're forcing the 'plain girl with glasses' trope way too hard. You can tell throughout that she isn't actually a plain character, which is a bit off-putting.
*As for the female lead, I feel like she was forced to be a little plain. I believe he has appeared in several other works as well.
In the movie 'Rocky', the protagonist Rocky Balboa fights the world champion and loses, but he gives it his all and screams his wife's name. Leaving aside whether it's 'Adrian' or not, is the lead, Lia, a Costa Rican mixed-race girl? Her breasts are a bit saggy (not that I mind), but she has a truly magnificent body. However, she's definitely not a beauty. In that sense, is she unable to dress up because of her complexes? Like the director Coppola's sister in Rocky who gets prettier and prettier, is Lia regaining her confidence through sex? Did Rocky end up with a sexually awakened Lia? Not quite, but I was overwhelmed by her body. I give it 4 stars. I deducted one point because of those glasses she wore to hide her 'menhera' (unstable) self! Couldn't she have taken them off sooner? Was I the only one who thought it was ridiculous that she was still wearing them during the final 3P? Her body is flawless, but for a mixed-race girl, her face is quite plain, isn't it? That bothered me, so I lowered the rating (lol).
As others have mentioned, there are way too many 'debut' works for Ria lol. It felt like I got to see the real Ria without any complicated settings. Those soft-looking breasts are great!
She's already released so many titles under the name Ria or Nina Ria, yet every time she appears, they call it a 'debut'.