
Disillusioned with real men, genius scientist Ayaka decides to craft her own perfect partner. The result? A sex-crazed human experiment designed for pure pleasure. But when her synthetic creation starts developing a mind of its own, the lines between master and monster blur. Can this lab-grown stud satisfy her deepest, darkest desires?




















*The contents are as follows 1 Temptation with full body fishnet stockings and glasses Nipple licking and handjob Make her crawl on all fours, put on gloves and put a finger on her anus 2 The doctor puts the man on the examination table. Tongue Handjob ~ 69 Face sitting and masturbation squirting Blame and ejaculate with masturbation 3 Facesitting in full body fishnet stockings Crawl on all fours and insert your anal finger handjob ejaculation 4 Sex Anal licking on all fours - licking balls and blowjob Violently shaking her hips in cowgirl position and ejaculating in her chest She tortures men a lot and often makes them crawl on all fours. It's true that you should wear gloves to put your fingers in. Dirty talk is also a lot Good performance as a slut play
A story about a female scientist who transforms a weak man into a muscular, large-endowed android to train him to her liking. (S1) Starts with a body check pressed against the weak man, followed by anal play. Her outfit—a bodysuit under a lab coat—and her excitement at the subject's reactions are great. (S2) After the transformation, she indulges in self-centered play using the silent, obedient android, including 69, face-riding, and squirting. Ayaka Tomoda's performance is beyond lewd—it's truly 'mad' and spectacular. (S3) Play with an un-modified man (face-riding, anal, nipple play, handjob). The android watches from the shadows, but the pacing is poor and the actor is lackluster. (S4) The jealous android forces himself on her. Seeing the previously arrogant woman moan and squirt is satisfying. The acting is a bit over-the-top, but it's erotic enough that I have no complaints. The story is mediocre, as the characters' psychology in the second half is hard to follow.