MIGD-314 - True Lesbian Virgin Debut: Ryo Matsuno's First Time

It's definitely on the soft side, but seeing Akira Eri's face buried in that hairy pussy is amazing!! The mosaic is a bit too large, though.

I think Eri Akira (Yuka Osawa) is a truly intelligent actress. She understands exactly why she was chosen as the partner for a newcomer's debut and translates that into concrete, deliberate acting. She treats the newcomer with such tenderness, which shows what a kind-hearted person she is. Meanwhile, the newcomer expresses her respect for her senior and her gratitude for that kindness so genuinely. The lifeblood of any lesbian film is whether the two actresses truly care for one another. In that sense, this is a high-quality work that even real lesbians could relate to.

*The AV debut work of true lesbian "Ryo Matsuno". Since the sex partner is ``only for women'', it is natural that the person must have ``no penis inserted (virgin)''. She has only ``2'' lesbian experience, and has a unique character as a ``true lesbian with little lesbian experience.'' The person chosen to play the partner of such a "special AV actress", Miss Matsuno, is Akira Ellie (Yuka Osawa), a top idol in the AV world who has a reputation for lesbian play. Perhaps because Miss Ellie has worked with all sorts of AV actresses, she lets Miss Matsuno punish her as she pleases, showing off her ability to perfectly control the entire play. A book full of ``love for girls'' throughout. However, as a result of adapting too much to Miss Matsuno, the content is a little too mature for a lesbian work.

The title had the word 'debut' in it, so I was worried I'd be watching an actress who couldn't handle lesbian scenes and gave a clumsy performance. But once the scenes started, I was surprised by how high their acting level was! Just by hugging, the two of them were overflowing with eroticism. You could really feel the love between them. I was also very satisfied with the happy smiles they showed during the scenes. It's on the softer side, but it's full of that mysterious, alluring vibe between women, so it became a favorite of mine. It exceeded my expectations in the best way possible.

The 'virginity certificate' trope is common in AV, but isn't it all fake? They show the medical exam, but what hospital would actually allow an AV shoot? If an AV claims it's 'authentic,' you should just read it as 'staged,' right? They call it 'production value,' but it's still annoying. I'd prefer it if they were just obviously fake about it. That said, the actress seems to be the type who actually enjoys it; her getting lost in the kissing felt genuine, which was a plus.