
First love's daughter - Live action adaptation of the popular CG comic.










From a personal standpoint, this work just doesn't hit the spot. It's distracting that the male actor keeps talking while the actress is looking right at the camera, making it hard to focus. I guess you could call it 'standard' AV, but it wasn't clear from the sample, so I'm a bit disappointed.
Tsubaki Rika in a school uniform is so hot. I don't know the original work, but I enjoyed it because Tsubaki Rika's acting was great.
The proportions are a bit too unbalanced, but this actress rarely plays a high schooler. Her breasts are almost too big for her frame, aren't they? It's fine, though—her acting is average.
I don't know the original work, so to me, it's just a standard AV, but since it's Rika Tsubaki, I have no complaints about the content.
The source material is a CG doujin work, not a manga. The story follows a 30-something protagonist with a decent career who, after being ghosted by his first love, remains single until they reunite and he ends up getting involved with her daughter. The biggest letdown is the actress. In the original, the first love is the same age as the protagonist but looks like she's in her 20s, balancing work and motherhood with a calm, composed demeanor. The live-action version just feels like a middle-aged mom, making the adaptation feel completely off. The daughter doesn't look like a high schooler at all due to her overly thick lips, and her body lacks volume and youth, with sagging breasts. In the original, she falls for the protagonist at first sight and acts like a little devil, but finds genuine bliss when they are intimate. Here, she just seems to be enjoying the physical act, which is a real shame. I honestly think popular works like this shouldn't be adapted into live-action.