
On a peaceful evening when I got off work early as usual, I asked a casual question while watching an affair drama on TV over dinner my wife had prepared. 'Have you ever cheated?' In that split second, my wife's eyes wavered intensely. That night, I witnessed the unbelievable sight of my wife melting into the arms of another man.




















*The only thing that can be said about all the works in this series, ``Only for My Wife...'', is that the adulterous couple does not move from the entrance, kitchen, dining room, and living room, where the hidden camera positions them. Adultery is something you do in secret by moving around. Without locking the door, you can do whatever you want with hugs, kisses, and f*tjobs at the front door where your husband or whoever might come in. It's a thrilling thing. Doesn't this wife think that having her husband take pictures of her naked body with a handy cam in the couple's bedroom will be out in public? I'm so excited because I have a pudding brain.
Hitomi Honjo appears with short hair! She really pulled off the vibe of a pure, married woman. Maybe it was the low resolution of the hidden camera or the lighting, but she looked a bit 'middle-aged' at times. She has a great body and is beautiful, so it's a shame she wasn't filmed better. It's a pity they blurred the male actor's face when he was so lewd and perverted. That said, the scene where he seduces the confused housewife is the best in the series. The dialogue and the timing in the beginning felt very authentic. The ending, where she agrees to 'handheld camera' and 'internal ejaculation,' is a bit extreme. Does she want to enjoy an affair with someone other than her husband? Does she want to get pregnant by another man? I can't help but wonder what happens next. It's that engaging.
The lack of change throughout the series makes it feel formulaic, but the acting in the normal scenes is also way too forced. To begin with, the process leading up to the first kiss—even if it's the husband's friend, it would have been perfectly natural for her to refuse to let him in. Also, the conversation with the husband after she's been with another man felt so unnatural; it's bizarre that he doesn't pick up on her strange behavior at all. Needs improvement.
I don't understand why they mosaic the male actor. I get it as a necessary evil when using many extras, but for someone like Ippei Nakada, who is well-known and has co-starred with Honjo-san many times, it makes no sense. The story lacks freshness, and Honjo-san’s acting has become repetitive. Just panting is getting boring. Please study your craft more!!