
Special agent Mio returns from Brazil, only to be immediately thrown into a dangerous undercover mission. She gets caught by the syndicate and is turned into their personal plaything. Despite her elite training, her body betrays her as she falls deep into a bottomless pit of raw, forbidden pleasure.




















She has a mixed-race look and a great body, but... it's the same old 'captured and violated' trope again. Why do they always stick to this plot? I wish they'd balance the power dynamic between the investigator and the victim a bit more. Personally, the only part I liked was the seductive clothed sex at the beginning.
*Well, sometimes it's okay to do something like this. For a work of this kind, there is no sense of tension at all... There is also a setting where Mio Morisaki is said to be stupid. Infiltrate, seduce and get information... by mistake, it's someone else's job. The person who is being trained in humiliation... the boyfriend who lost himself due to drugs So, although I dislike it, it's not to a very high degree, and I feel like it's more honest. Mio Morisaki's erotic body is attractive, and her sex scenes aren't bad either, so it's not a big deal. This lack of tension is rare.