MIST-429 - Direct Hit on Dangerous Days!! Soapland 51 where pregnancy is possible, featuring Kinoshita Himari

A soapland where you could potentially have a kid with Himarisa-sama... I really want to go there someday. The news is always talking about the aging population and declining birth rates, but none of it actually *works*. The ultimate solution to the declining birth rate would be for the government to build and operate a soapland like the one in this video. Anyway, Himari-sama with bunny ears is just so cute. This is a masterpiece, no doubt.

Excellent as a soap opera, but a bit lacking as a pregnancy-inducing, explicit content piece. The actress is clearly good, but there's not enough explicit dialogue related to the pregnancy. I think she's capable of more, but it feels like the director isn't giving proper direction.

If there aren't more pregnancy moans or baby-making talk in the dialogue, this series is going to end up just being another rough sex one. I'm disappointed there aren't more "spill inside me!" or "oh, oh!" moments before the finish. Without more pregnancy talk, it's no different than any other rough sex work. I wish the director and writers would include more pregnancy moans. Of course, it's fiction, but this shouldn't be a series about a man forcibly impregnating a woman. It's supposed to be about a woman begging to get pregnant, so it needs to be clearly differentiated. Also, the pregnancy talk has decreased, and lately, making slight alternate versions has become a habit, and it feels like it's losing focus. To create alternate versions, you should consider using more extreme moans or making it a pussy-pounding scene, and think of other approaches.

I'll let it slide because it's cute. But it's just repetitive. The costumes feel like they just threw something on… a bit disappointing.

Seriously gone downhill. I really liked how the story developed with multiple pregnancies, but it's disappointing. It's become no different than any other pregnancy-themed content. I used to love this series, but I'm really let down by the recent decline in quality.