
My husband, who runs a company, went on a business trip overseas for three weeks. Tsubasa, a full-time housewife, thought with a gloomy face (I can't have another baby...). The person who appeared before Tsubasa was her husband's subordinate, Matsumoto. ``This guy will take care of Tsubasa.'' Tsubasa, who had a good impression of Matsumoto, is relieved that her anxiety about her husband's absence disappears, but... However, Tsubasa is raped after a few minutes. From this day on, Tsubasa's heart changes as she cums every day for 20 consecutive days, forcing her to become pregnant.












Veteran actress Tenkai Tsubasa is still so sexy, and somehow captivating! The sample subtitles had "overseas business trip" translated as "overseas claim" lol It seems clichรฉ, but it's strangely addictive. Still, Tsubasa's gaze and emotional changes are outstanding. The phrase "Make me pregnant!" is just so satisfying and makes me laugh.
She's gained a bit of weight compared to before, which makes her even more erotic, I think? The way she resists but still accepts the young guy is amazing. And she's getting used *a lot*, but she starts to want it, which is so cute. I'm giving it a high rating because I wish she'd be used even more. This has a certain depth to it.
As expected from a veteran actress, it lacks a bit of freshness. But the sticky, intimate atmosphere is top-notch.
A wife feeling frustrated with her uncooperative husband and anxious about having a child... she was clearly on the verge of a breakdown. Amami Tsubasa's portrayal of her was incredibly realistic, she really has the acting chops. With her husband away on a 20-day business trip, she pretended to entrust her subordinate with care, but was secretly shaken. Honestly, her rejection of his attempt to kiss her as a protective gesture felt very real, and her eventually giving in for just one day... Apparently, they went at it non-stop for those 20 days lol. It might have been a rebellion against her husband, but it was a seriously intriguing situation! Amami Tsubasa, as always, is amazing!
When I heard Tsubasa Tsubaki was playing a housewife married for 12 years, I wondered 'how old is she now?' and found out she's officially 36, which makes the setting quite realistic. She really captures the anxiety about getting pregnant due to age, the frustration with her uncooperative husband, and the overall mood of a stale marriage. And her delicate portrayal of a housewife's heart fluttering as she feels attracted to her husband's junior is amazing. At the beginning, during a drinking party, the husband's junior tells the childless housewife, 'I can have a lot of kids,' which is a 'pre-warning.' So, from the first sex scene to the subsequent fantasy scenes, it's consistently about 'sex with the purpose of getting the housewife pregnant.' And Tsubasa Tsubaki skillfully portrays the housewife's guilt and taboo feelings as she gradually accepts the idea of having a child with someone other than her husband, adding tension to the story. The husband's junior describing the housewife's current situation as 'being impregnated by a stalker' has a subtly perverse and erotic vibe. And the ending scene where she inserts sanitary products soaked in semen into her vagina is also perverted and good. The fact that the climax isn't a half-hearted release is also highly appreciated. Instead of wasting time with unnecessary scenes, the bold choice to fill the gaps with virtual 'failed attempts' is also commendable. This is only possible because the actress can delicately portray the stages from rejection to resignation, and from acceptance to complete surrender, even in similar scenes. If an actress with less skill tried the same thing, it would have been a disaster. I didn't expect much from the director, as their previous works felt like they were reusing old templates, but the delicate portrayal of the taboo feelings surrounding impregnation was a pleasant surprise. Tsubasa Tsubaki hasn't had many roles recently where she could fully showcase her acting skills, but this drama finally allowed her to shine, so I think it's definitely worth 5 stars.