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Sakura Tsuji has such a cute, chubby face. I bought this while it was on sale. Her acting in the scenes where she's forced to comply was very convincing, and the creampie was great. Her masturbation scene on the bed showed a nice contrast to her innocent face. If I had to ask for more, I would've preferred a bit more pubic hair.

The acting during the intimate scenes was lackluster from start to finish. I really wish they had used camera angles that actually highlighted their great figures.

*In the first scene, I was intrigued by the cameraman and the director standing tall in the glass window, making me cringe. Nowadays, even amateurs can record erotic videos, and I wish they would do it with more professionalism. It's true that Miss Sakura's presence alone makes it possible, but that and the quality of the material make it all work. It's nice to have Lady Sakura's inner voice expressed, and the material is good, so I hope they refine it. I get tired of seeing all the same actresses, so I buy it when the shop has a high discount rate and watch it right away, but I gave it a perfect score because of Sakura's dark side, her acting is good, the storyline that I like, and my expectations for the future.

The premise of a female employee posting lewd photos on social media to relieve stress is plausible. The theme and story structure aren't bad. However, Sakuya Tsuji comes across as a bit dull and doesn't look like the type to be stressed. It would be more convincing if a serious woman did this as a reaction; the gap is what makes it arousing. The casting is the problem here. Sakuya Tsuji is good-looking, but her range seems limited. The male actor playing the boss is stereotypical and crude in his forced performance. The dirty talk doesn't land at all.

I'm not sure if Sakura Tsuji's somewhat lethargic, gloomy vibe is her real personality or just acting, but she leaves a strong impression that she uses her eyes and expressions as acting weapons for a newcomer. That slightly dark aura might actually be better suited for dark, masochistic themes rather than positive, fun sex. In that sense, even though this is likely her first rape-themed drama, she seems to have a high aptitude for M-style acting. Her reactions to being raw-dogged or getting creampied, and her ability to instantly ramp up emotions according to the script, show she's well-suited for this genre. She could probably even pull off a 'genuinely rejecting and crying' performance. With Tekiratino as director and Ichijo as the actor, I expected an old-school style, and it was exactly as predicted. The idea of keeping the actress half-dressed for an 'OL rape' scenario is dated, and I couldn't help but laugh at how the actor was so eager to get completely naked. It's counterproductive when the actor's naked body stands out more than the actress's skin. The lack of tension—having a man strip completely naked while violating a woman in a place where someone might walk in—is a concept from over a decade ago. The irrumatio training is hard to watch throughout. The actor sits down, so the actress's face is pointed downward and hard to see. They have her masturbate while doing it, so the camera is pulled back too far to see her face. They zoom in on her head being grabbed and moved, which makes the shot shaky and hard to follow. It's commendable that she's trying to use the back of her throat, but it still feels like they're just filling time with handjobs, so I look forward to her future growth. I hope she doesn't end up hating irrumatio from trying too hard. With colleagues nearby and a situation where they shouldn't be caught, they make noise with massagers and vibrators and scream—the direction falls apart more and more after the midpoint. In the end, it's just a cycle of a half-dressed woman and a naked man, and the peace sign during the photo shoot at the end is just a letdown. The fact that Ichijo walks in front of the camera during the ending is the final straw—it's infuriating. It might have been good for giving a newcomer experience in humiliation scenes, but the 'secret account girl' idea wasn't utilized well, and despite the jacket hyping up pregnancy, she doesn't even get pregnant. As a drama, it's nothing special. They could have come up with so many ways to make it interesting without a big budget, like having her boss hack her secret account or calling her in on her 'dangerous' days. The lighting and camerawork were professional, but 3 stars is a very generous rating, including consideration for the hard-working newcomer.