
A husband discovers his wife's infidelity and struggles with jealousy.




















It was a pretty standard, predictable flow, which I actually liked. The wife has a great figure with big breasts.
Hibiki Hoshino really feels like that busty older neighbor next door. It's great. I want to see what happens after this. I'm a bit curious about the goldfish shop owner and the husband, or the husband and Hibiki's relationship.
She's a so-called 'big-breasted' actress, but the affair-themed direction is so good that it's strangely arousing to watch. If you're on the fence, just buy it. It's a masterpiece that shows how much an AV can change with just subtle directorial differences. Highly recommended for those tired of typical AVs shot in perfectly tidy studios with tons of lighting.
The progression into her downfall felt natural rather than rushed, which I appreciated. It felt less like being swept away by lust and more like an affair that had already blossomed into a romance. The content follows the same formula as previous entries, so it’s nothing new, but the smile she gives while answering a call from her husband during sex—now a series staple—was quite memorable.
I'm always intrigued by the plot of seducing married women, but the most crucial scene where he forces a kiss in the kitchen was frustrating because the top of the couple's shoulders kept cutting out of the fixed camera frame. Above all, the mosaic on the man's face is pointless. Since I can't see their lips kissing, I'd prefer if they just blurred the eyes. Also, the scene at the entrance—starting it there without locking the door or moving, despite people coming and going, feels off. The premise is that cameras are hidden throughout the house, so if the husband came home and caught them... the wife would be terrified. The 'hidden camera' vibe is nice, but I wanted more close-ups to see their facial expressions. The ending is always the same: handheld POV and creampie. It would be nice to see them use protection for once. It's always a shame how one-note it is.