MKON-096 - A story about allowing a girlfriend to be taken by another person, awakening to it, and becoming engrossed in intense sexual acts.

Honestly, the high school setting felt off. There needs to be a gap between a high schooler and an adult in a mature scene… If someone were actually a 'bedroom predator,' that's illegal, you know? There should be some resistance at first. She fell too quickly… Seeing two condoms in the trash and immediately pulling one out – it made the next scene predictable. There's way too much clothing! She's having sex in front of her boyfriend, and then he asks for feedback mid-act?! The cosplay bra is pointless! Why isn't she showing any cleavage?! And a rear entry on a high school girl… seriously? And her complete lack of reaction… then she goes back for oral. It only started to get a little erotic when her bra slipped during climax, revealing her breasts. Then the insertion, and the bouncing breasts were amazing! That's what the director wanted, right? Oh, but there's no doggy style! And rear entry with no cleanup… The boyfriend who got his girlfriend stolen ends with an expression of agony.

A drama about paying to have your girlfriend sleep with another guy? She's a pro at this, so it's only natural she'd be more skilled than her boyfriend. Well, if Utachan enjoyed it, that's all that matters, right?

Every outfit looked amazing on her, seriously! She's so hot, and Utachan is the best! Definitely a keeper!

While 'bedroom predators' do exist in real life… do 'girlfriend stealers' exist? I think the appeal of the AV industry is that it can be structured like a puzzle. I can imagine how complicated the boyfriend's feelings must be after calling a 'bedroom predator'… She (Hyono Uta) was shocked by the 'bedroom predator's' incredible skills and completely fell for it. After that, the boyfriend came to check on her and was shocked by her unfamiliar appearance, resulting in that expression. She's become addicted to hard play like intense pistoning, so she'll probably tell her boyfriend, "You're not enough." Isn't that the kind of fiction it is?

Even though it wasn't released as a series, it's clearly a series of works with a series structure in mind, so I had high expectations for the concept. They tried a different structure from previous works, and while the 'landmine girl' awakening to her M side was good, it ultimately just ended up being a normal fall, lacking a clear distinction from the boyfriend. It felt like 'bed tech' disguised as 'bed tech'. But this time, there's no 'landmine' character, just a uniform and similar outfits, and adding non-standard neck-choking play turns it into a completely different series. On top of that, with this work's direction, other works do a better job of portraying the 'hot' bed tech or M treatment, so the appeal of this work doesn't come through. My advice? Don't mess with unfamiliar direction if you want to avoid regret.