MADV-132 - High-Class Soapland: The Mature 30s Edition

The performance is perfectly fine. They lean into the 'veteran' and 'in her 30s' angle, so while she isn't a top-tier beauty, there's a certain realism to her, like someone you'd actually find at a soapland.

I was lured in by the cover photo, but the content was actually good. There are 5 actresses, and personally, I got hooked on Ren Sakuragi. I kept rewatching it and ended up finishing. Highly recommended.

The first installment of the Thirties series. I liked it because the play felt very deliberate and well-crafted.

You don't have to worry about the other person, it's just so comfortable and nice. It brings back old memories of 'Yeah, this is it,' and makes me want to go to one, but watching this is satisfying enough. Seeing a mature, beautiful woman—not exactly young—smiling while working so hard is right up my alley. My only complaint is that I wish the screen were a little brighter, but otherwise, it's flawless.

It's not that the actress lacks skill, but she's just average. Plus, it lacks the perspective of a true soapland enthusiast. What was the point of making it a '30s-something soapland' theme?