
My girlfriend Kanon is a genius female shogi player and the granddaughter of a legend. She looked down on the school's shogi club until she was crushed by the club advisor. With her pride shattered, she begged for a rematch, only to be told, 'Come to my place at night.' Kanon, don't go! You're already becoming a sex-addicted toy for an older man.




















Is this what you'd call the Shogi series? The premise isn't really utilized well. It has funny settings like playing shogi in bed with a vibrator or a naked showdown, but the main point seemed to be just making her admit defeat while naked to the teacher's huge cock. However, her 'female corruption' mode after that was excellent. The 3P scene in sexy lingerie was also good, and I was able to fully enjoy the creampie with hairy Kanon.
I only know the world of professional shogi as a place that's likely strict and noble, but this is a masterpiece of humiliation fantasy where a female shogi player, Kanon, loses a match and is forced to succumb to the pleasures of an ugly old man.
The story and content aren't particularly interesting, but I enjoyed seeing Kanon-chan in white high socks and thick ribbed knee-highs while still clothed. It would have been perfect if she had worn garters or knee-highs during the rope and coat scenario too—such a missed opportunity.
Even in the scenes where she's completely losing, the game isn't over on either board. Wait, where did the pieces go in the first place?
I thought the previous work was quite insulting to shogi fans, but I never expected it to become a series lol. I understand what they're trying to do, and I get the idea of using pride to make someone fall; as an AV, it's an interesting flow. Since they are a female pro and a former pro, 'losing' is possible, and given the general skill gap, it's not an unusual story, so it's not a stretch. However, while most shogi players are 'sore losers,' they 'don't fear losing.' Even if it's frustrating enough to cry. Because they know what can be gained from 'defeat,' they go out to grasp 'victory.' The structure feels like it's picking a fight with that 'shogi player' spirit, so it's an unsatisfying work for shogi fans. In the first place, if he's a former pro, even if his skill is barely there, the reality is that there are so few pros that it would be immediately obvious who he is. Furthermore, a female pro would never underestimate a match against a male pro. For a long time, the world has considered female pros to be inferior to male pros (though they've only recently begun to be seen as equals). When you use shogi as a subject, it demands a surprising amount of realism, so the drama part is becoming less and less interesting. Finally, since this is the second work, I assume many things are reused... but the package still has the former pro's surname from the previous work, the relationship chart still has the previous work's names, and the boyfriend's name in the image bubbles is different. I can accept the content, but if you can't even pay attention to the package or promotional images for a work you want to sell, wouldn't it be better not to produce it at all?