
Yu, forced to live as a boy by her father, reigned as the boss of her school. But once her secret is exposed, her life turns into a living hell. Stripped of her pride and treated like a toy, Yu struggles with her identity while being subjected to endless humiliation and abuse.










It's a bit of a shame that she has some flab around her waist despite the high school student setting.
The guy getting bullied isn't the typical fat/gross type, which is a slight letdown, but the content was pretty good. Yuna Satsuki really suits this kind of role.
She looks like the lead actress from a certain morning drama sometimes. I couldn't help but look at her in that way.
*The pattern is that the bully, who was thought to be a boy, is actually a girl and is being bullied instead. Making it look like a boy's dress was a great idea by the manufacturer. If you look closely, you can see that the actress is not cute or anything worth mentioning. I think it would have been better if she had been a beautiful actress.
It's a knock-off of the 'Do you like girls who dress like boys?' series. They didn't even bother changing the actress's hairstyle, so there's not much attention to detail in the setting. However, the actress has such an incredibly erotic body that the contrast when she takes off the boy's uniform works really well. I want to give credit for the unique ideas, like having the person who blackmails and ravages the protagonist be a weak, bullied otaku, or the final scene where she's humiliated in front of the entire class. The actress also put in a lot of effort, sweating through the scenes, which I really appreciated. That said, the direction feels sloppy at times—like introducing the 'older brother' of a student who bullied her, or having the background students just stand there and watch. It could have been better with a bit more polish.