
Young lady and maid passionate lesbian











I like the story-driven format, but for some reason, I just couldn't get into this one. Maybe the maid character is just too over-the-top.
*There's a story lined up as a drama, but I don't think it's necessary. I guess it's a waste of time
It was really good. The sincerity of the actresses really came through. I got so emotionally invested that after watching it, I felt something that's hard to put into words. I liked the story, too.
As the synopsis states, this is a story of violation and revenge. There is absolutely no sweet, loving yuri between the maid and the lady. As a fan of maid content, this didn't resonate with me at all. The acting also lacks any of the cute, maid-like charm; she just speaks in a low voice like a typical gal. I don't know why they chose to make a maid yuri with this scenario. It feels like it was made by someone with no fetish for maids. Without love, it's not a maid story. I couldn't feel that love at all.
There are 6 intimate scenes in total, but the final one is magnificent, making the others feel like mere introductions. The story follows a maid who approaches the young lady who once raped her to take revenge, only to find herself genuinely loved by the lady, who now suffers from amnesia. In the final scene, the maid confesses the truth, ties the lady to the bed, and attempts to rape her just as she was once raped, but the lady accepts it and continues to love the maid. Confused by this unexpected reaction, the maid goes half-mad, venting her misplaced anger and questioning the meaning of the pain she endured all this time, while the lady tries to accept every part of her. Director Masaki is a veteran who has released many lesbian works, but lately, I've been bored with films that just focus on intensity, insults, and slapping followed by crying and making up. This is a rare gem. The crying in this film actually feels earned and narratively convincing. I hope to see more carefully crafted works like this in the future.