Sana MatsunagaA married woman living happily with her loving husband, Sana, receives an anonymous letter. 'Congratulations on your pregnancy...' A faceless man appears along with the letter, pins her down, and pours his sperm into her without hesitation! Terrified, Sana cannot tell her husband what has happened to her. As if mocking her, the man returns on her next ovulation day... A nightmare of unprotected rape that won't end until she's pregnant, driven not by lust, but by the goal of 'sowing his own seed.'
*It was difficult to ask Sana Matsunaga for her acting ability. The lines and movements were completely bad. The connection was normal...
It's a popular Tameike Goro series, so I bought it without hesitation. Sana Matsunaga is a very sexy actress, so it was an enjoyable watch.
It's a crime to cast someone as naturally erotic as 'Sana' and waste her on such a terrible script. The plot is predictably dull and monotonous; it's neither beautiful nor even remotely 'erotic.' Even for a drama-style AV, this was a massive letdown.
She wasn't an actress with dramatic acting skills, but practice makes perfect, and she's definitely become watchable. It might be the direction, but she really looks like a married woman now. Since her Prestige days, she's played perverted characters who welcome rape if the stimulation is strong enough, and the balance here—keeping that personality while maintaining a genuine 'rape' vibe—is great. She's a lewd masochist who's fine with forced rape if she's alone, but her resolve to resist for the sake of her beloved husband remains consistent until the end. It's novel how she's most honest when being penetrated, moving her hips and using her tongue, yet while being violated, she struggles intensely, saying, 'This is wrong.' In a sea of married-woman AVs where the bond with the husband is invisible, it's significant that she expresses the conflict of a woman who actually wants to enjoy the rape but resists for her husband's sake. The masked rapist is likely Yoshimura; he performed the required scenes well, and the creampies felt authentic. I'm glad the director didn't pull that 'half-in, half-out' nonsense he sometimes does—it's completely unnecessary in pregnancy dramas. There was no trashy ending where she's heavily pregnant but no one notices, so I enjoyed it without any frustration. Maybe 5 stars is generous considering the 'congratulations on your pregnancy' line could have been a punchier rape warning, but I'm giving it as a bonus.
I love this series and watch every release, but this one was a personal letdown. The actress's reactions were flat, and the actor was monotonous. I think it would have been much more stimulating if they had just used other actresses to perform the same stories as Yui Hatano, Airi Kijima, or Akari Mitani. The happy ending at the end (with the husband being happy about the pregnancy) was also a negative for me. Looking forward to the next one!
