MIST-274 - Dangerous Day Hit! Pregnant Soapland 16 Mio Kimijima

The incredibly erotic body, expressions, and moans of a tsundere female boss in the male paradise of a soapland! The protagonist is bewildered yet captivated by Mio, whose behavior is 180 degrees different from how she acts at work. Is this the power and magic of a tsundere? Terrifying! What's particularly noteworthy is Mio's gaze. Her eyes, looking straight at you, seem to see through everything, or perhaps they're pleading for you to see all of her and accept everything she is. When she looks at you like that, you freeze as if hit by an electric shock, and you have no choice but to respond with your whole heart and body! I want to devour every bit of Mio to my heart's content, savoring the joy, excitement, and pleasure of ejaculating inside her again and again!

Mio is set up as a female boss, and usually in these scenarios, the woman is reluctant. But she confesses that she's a pervert who loves internal ejaculation, so she actually welcomes it. Because of that, you get to enjoy active play, and her reaction to the internal ejaculation is very seductive. The body is also ideal—big breasts and a slim waist—and seeing it from the POV is very stimulating. Her acting is a bit stiff, but I'm here for the internal ejaculation, so it doesn't matter. The only downside is that since it's set after she's pregnant, there's no actual sex. It's a standard feature in her later works, so I would have liked to see that scene too.

The soapland premise in the intro—that the man bears no responsibility even if she gets pregnant—is unnecessary. Honestly, the dramatic setup is pointless. Users just want to see raw mating and impregnation. They should follow the intro's premise, track her ovulation, and actually get her pregnant. Mio Kimijima is at a good age now; for the sake of her fans, she should lift the 'no pregnancy' ban.

It feels a bit emotionless, but that actually made it exciting, almost like she's a doll.

*Personally, I didn't like it because I don't like first-person perspectives. I chose it because the content and materials were reliable, but the perspective I was looking for didn't really get me excited.