LADYL-007 - Forbidden Love Across Time: The Time-Traveling Lesbian

Maybe this would pass for a V-Cinema, but this is an AV, right? People say they put effort into the drama, but both the drama and the lesbian scenes are half-baked. 'It's a softcore film' is no excuse! You can make things look hardcore with just fingers and a tongue! The drama plot is a cliché straight out of an old SF erotic manga—climaxing leads to time travel—and they don't even respect their own SF rules. They should've at least studied the basics of time paradoxes—if you meet your past self, you can't return to your original dimension! Even if the actresses are different, it's supposed to be them, yet the aunt accepts it too easily, and the subsequent incestuous lesbian scene between aunt and niece was just lazy. I seriously regret buying this.

*A truly beautiful work to look at. Rare Shiori Uehara, the only lesbian. There are three actresses, but Shiori stands out in both looks and acting skills. The situation is a little sci-fi, so the story may be a bit unreasonable, but Shiori's natural interaction with her is so wonderful that you can't even call it her first lesbian experience. Even so, Shiori Uehara's presence and beauty are overwhelming among the girls, and I feel like I'd like to see more of Shiori in this direction. Shiori also has a special beauty in her lesbian works where no men appear. It's interesting to see how the person in question views this work, but I also feel like I want Shiori to be normal in her private life (lol)

The combination of classic tropes like masturbation and lesbian play, mixed with the eroticism of the three performers, creates a fresh and unique atmosphere. The climaxes are exhilarating, so I breezed through it. (Might be U&K.)

The non-toy interaction is on the softer side. Her acting isn't exactly great, but her sex appeal isn't bad. Personally, I think it would have been better if it just featured Kurosaki-san and Uehara-san. Story-wise, it would have been better if she just went to the past, fell in love with her aunt (Uehara-san), and returned to the present to move on with her life as a fond memory of her youth. Especially since Kurosaki-san is set as a high schooler. Since the timeline and dimension seem to be the same, they didn't really need to mix them up. The 3P with Uehara-san (past aunt), Takizawa-san (present aunt), and Kurosaki-san felt like they pushed it too far. Kurosaki-san's sailor uniform looks like a cheap costume. Was that really the only one they had? Maybe it's because I watched it via streaming, but the image quality wasn't very good.

The focus is so heavily on the drama that the actual action feels a bit thin. There's a 3P scene in particular that ends way too quickly, which is a shame. If you're going to prioritize drama in an AV, it really needs to be about 3 hours long to maintain quality. On a side note, the mosaic is quite lenient.