
Nanami, my childhood friend, has always been there to save me from bullies. But this time, she's in over her head. As she gets taken by the gang in my place, I realize something twisted—I'm getting hard. Instead of rushing to help my savior, I'm mesmerized by her helpless, lewd cries. I finally realized the truth: I have a sick fetish for watching the girl I love get ruined.












I think I caught a glimpse of Nanami-chan's resilience in helping her childhood friend. However, it felt a bit unclear what the focus was supposed to be. The story followed a familiar path, so it didn't feel off, but I can't deny it felt a bit formulaic. I would have liked to see Nanami-chan lose herself in pleasure even more.
*Nanami Yokomiya is good, but the whole thing, including the actors, is so cluttered that she doesn't really stand out... Ordinary at first.
*Moody's is a series that has been going on for about 5 years, and there was another similar series by the DQN corps, which is what you would call an AV work. This is a story about Takeshi standing up when he sees a girl who saved his childhood friend being bullied get fucked. The director is Rena Aoi, who has retired from acting, and although she starred in the movie, this is the first time I've seen her direct the movie. Now, this work... ■Nanami-chan's eye acting...Nanami-chan has a cute smile, but in this work, she is basically reluctant to act for about 3/4 of the time. For the last 35 minutes or so, it becomes a distorted pleasure-seeking plea, and the viewers are a little relieved as it is no longer a disgusting look. Your voice is so cute. I like her eyes, and in this movie, she does a good job of portraying her reluctant eyes. In the films taken this year, the acting has gotten better and better. She's still cute with no make-up makeup, or rather she's gotten prettier lately. There is some irritation, but there is no vomit, so even those who are not good at it should feel at ease. ■Takeshi-kun...There's a narration, but I wonder if something can be done...Also, remember to flick input on your smartphone instead of using monkey input! ■The actor's face, especially the line of sight, is not so necessary...There are some image videos that claim that there is no actor, so I don't think the men watching the movie want to see the actor's face or expressions that much. Even if it was included to explain the situation, I don't think it was necessary to show the eyes so long. When I see a person's face reflected in my eyes, my attention inevitably goes to that. Director, please consider this. ■Evaluation is As a kid who likes lovey-dovey, it's not my favorite genre, but I'll ignore that and give it a 5 star as I wish the director, Rena Aoi, the best of luck in the future, as well as Nanami Yokomiya. It's a long-running series, so if you like the genre, this is a book you should check out. Director Rena Aoi, please take a good rest in bed when you are on vacation so that you don't put any stress on your husband... ■I don't care...but the classroom timetable is middle school, lol