
Returning home unemployed, Yoshiaki faces nothing but cold shoulders from his family. The only one who treats him kindly is his beautiful sister-in-law, Kanako. Consumed by her beauty and his growing desire, Yoshiaki finally snaps and forces himself on her.








What is this? Everything except for Iioka-san is terrible. It's the worst in the series. The male actor is especially awful. The first sex scene looks like a real rape. There's zero emotional depth. The only thing worth praising is the mosaic work; even in a dark room, the penetration point is clearly visible. Still, two stars is the limit.
Even if it was just a perfunctory scene, having some sex with the husband would have really heightened the sense of betrayal or NTR vibes. This time, it's just a scene of him sleeping next to her, so it's a bit underwhelming. Kanako-san's wet lingerie was absolutely stunning, though.
Usually, it's the 'successful older brother, useless younger brother' trope, but here the younger brother is the successful one. You could say he's taking advantage of his stepsister's kindness, but it's good that Iioka doesn't seem to mind. Leaving a note and a wedding ring at the end without divorce papers felt very unnatural. The actual sex scenes were quite exciting, especially the squelching sounds during thrusting. I really wish they had gone all the way to a 'manpe' (vaginal fart) for the fans. I'm giving it 5 stars, but the lack of a real manpe is the only disappointment.
The rape scene in the first half is okay, but the rest just drags on and it's tedious. Even in the cowgirl position, she just lies there without moving, and there's no real intensity. Above all, the male actor is hideous. He's fat with a potbelly, and I don't like it when the woman has to do all the work.
The ending was similar to the previous work, 'Tropical Night: Ai Sayama.' But when you compare them, the plot is completely different. In this one, after the first rape, the brother-in-law apologizes, she says she was 'happy' about it, and she even initiates a kiss. The final 'elopement' scene involved leaving a note and a ring on the table before they ran off together. In 'Tropical Night,' there was no apology after the rape; he just threatened her, saying, 'Don't tell anyone.' With the husband away on business and the parents on a trip, he was left alone with her, raped her again, and kept at it from morning till night until he completely broke her. The ending there was different, tooโthe wife left in silence, feeling guilty, while the brother-in-law urged her to run away with him. Both were equally great in their own way.