
[Matsumoto Ichika's genuine rape work] The Matsumoto family, whose father is the PTA president and donates a large sum of money to the school. The bullying of teachers by Matsumoto Ichika, who is at the top of the school caste, escalates day by dayโฆ Truly, the school goddess Matsumoto Ichika. A radical, unspeakable revenge rape begins from the teachers who can no longer endure those days. Foot stomping, iramachio, manko ikebana, neck strangulation, face licking, skewer stabbingโฆ On a dangerous day, pour sticky semen and impregnate, plunging into a world of despair and pleasure. The pride of the impudent bitch student is crushed and broken by an adult penis.












The acting of the disliked high school girl is seriously amazing. The beginning really makes you feel like she deserves it, you know? The r*pe scene isn't just about being explicit, it's intense with things like the egg shot and the water dousing afterwards, and it even makes you feel a little sorry for her. The final episode where she keeps apologizing while being r*ped is just overwhelming. She completely broke down, alright.
Matsumoto Ichika's work tends to be pretty extreme, but I think this one is fairly standard. It's not particularly focused on forceful acts, and I think it's well-made as a drama too.
This kind of thing should never happen in the real world, and it's absolutely unacceptable. That's why there's meaning in experiencing it vicariously in the world of AV. Watching this shouldn't make you *want* to do it, it should allow you to release the dark desires within yourself. Let's get hard watching Ichika-san cry and scream!!
Apparently, Matsumoto Ichika's father is the PTA president and donates a large sum of money to the school. The bullying of Matsumoto Ichika, who is at the top of the school hierarchy, escalates daily, and the story revolves around her being r*ped as revenge. Matsumoto Ichika is really going all out! It's a story of cause and effect due to the bullying, so it's quite stimulating, and I don't think it's visually appealing. However, if I were to evaluate Matsumoto Ichika's dedication, I'd give it 5 stars, but as a review of the work itself, I'd say 3 to 3.5 stars. It's a one-shot match where Ichika cries and cries, maintaining her professionalism and matching the momentum of the male actor... well, it's a job, but I felt sorry for her...