MIAA-219 - I fell in love with my sugar daddy for real.

In a market dominated by NTR and drug-fueled sex, I actually look forward to pure romance as a kind of adult fable that only AV can provide. The direction where Mitsuki Nagisa only calls him 'Ojisan' (old man) was quite bold and worked perfectly for a pure romance. The lack of fingering—perhaps it was off-limits—was a bit of a letdown, so I'm docking points for only having cunnilingus. The mosaic was standard.

*I thought it was a beautifully shot work that brought out Mitsuki Nagisa's best qualities. I like Mitsuki Nagisa, so I was happy to see her work capture such beautiful images. 4 stars for that one point.

I think Mitsuki-chan's acting really shines in this. If a less capable actress had played this role, I would've felt like I wasted my money. I loved the portrayal of her character—someone doing compensated dating but still having a certain innocence—and the way she changes after experiencing a man's genuine affection, finding something precious in life. I'm sure many middle-aged men dream of something like this (laughs).

The main plot—a girl doing 'papa-katsu' leaves her deadbeat boyfriend who cheated on her and falls for a kind older man—is compelling. However, compared to the description about her struggling to break free from her past, the breakup felt too easy, and the transition from sleeping with him out of gratitude to genuinely falling in love felt rushed. I usually prefer more detailed psychological depth in serious romance dramas, so I considered docking points, but Mitsuki Nagisa's beauty and expressive acting make up for it. Perfect score.

Nagisa Mitsuki plays a tragic, angel-like beauty. It's not bad to see her in a happy, intimate scene with an older man who, for once, isn't a total creep.