MIAA-198 - My worst ex-boyfriend is my customer? Getting taken apart by the guy who knows all my weak spots

*Kaho Imai has a nice face and figure, but I'm not excited about her. I thought the story would make it more erotic, but it was the same. Even though the actor is trying so hard to talk, I start to feel sorry for him. It would be nice if they could just have her say the lines instead of just reading the lines.

Hmm, is this kind of (trashy) sleaziness really necessary in an AV? Personally, I think a sleazy atmosphere is the most incompatible, rotten vibe for erotica. I doubt there are many people who consider this kind of atmosphere a 'spice' for excitement. The male actor looks like the one from the investigator film with Miu Shiramine; I skipped those scenes back then because I hated the sleaziness, and this film is just filled with that same unpleasantness. The film where Meisa Kawakita stole her sister's boyfriend was also incredibly sleazy. Even though Kaho's acting was quite good, I have to say that overdoing the sleaziness ruins the erotic balance of the work. In that regard, I feel like actors like Sagawa and Nakada know how to control the sleaze well. It ultimately comes down to direction; I really question the mindset of directors who make films like this.

Kaho Imai has become more voluptuous and alluring since her debut. Only one male actor appears this time; he plays a scumbag boyfriend and really goes at it with intense, persistent energy. They seem to have great chemistry, and she looks like she's enjoying it quite a bit. She orgasms repeatedly, but since Kaho isn't the type of actress to lose her mind and go wild, it's a softer production than expected. It's my favorite of her works.

The guy's scumminess really fits the work. The 'ex-boyfriend' setup, which seems to understand Imai Kaho's weaknesses perfectly, added a unique accent to this soapland-themed film. If she was going to fall into a climax-induced ruin, it would have been nice if they showed what happened after that at the end.

The overacting is a bit off-putting, but the performance itself is solid. That said, there aren't as many scenes of humiliation or forced climaxes as I'd hoped for. It's a Moodyz release, so it's on the softer side. There aren't any scenes intense enough to make you lose your mind.