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She was just a coworker until tonight. After she passed out from drinking, I had to take her home, and things got complicated. Seeing her asleep, smelling her scent, and catching glimpses of her underwear through her disheveled clothes... I can't see her as just a colleague anymore. My self-control is snapping.




















Maybe I was expecting more resistance, but I just don't get why everyone rates this so highly. It felt more like 'Older sister pretending to be drunk to seduce you 2' rather than 'Drunk colleague 2.' Am I the only one who thought the guy with the mosaic on his face looked more like a regular person than the female model?
The lighting is too bright, so the atmosphere (realism) is worse than the first one. The actress is also significantly less attractive in both face and body compared to the first. Even if you liked the first one, it's not worth watching. If you do watch it, you should treat it as a completely separate work.
There are a lot of high ratings, but I have no idea what people see in this. I know everyone has different tastes, but in my years of watching AV, this belongs in the trash category. The male actor's face is mosaicked, the clothes are taken off half-heartedly, and since the actress is playing someone passed out drunk, she barely moves and doesn't even moan properly. The filming location is just a generic hotel or set with zero effort put into it, and the actress is low-tier with acting that is impossible to compliment. I tried my best to use my imagination to find a turn-on, but it was impossible for me. I hope these reviews aren't astroturfed; I'm giving this one star, which is as close to zero as it gets.
As a breast enthusiast, itโs a real shame that there were two performers who didn't take off their bras.
I really enjoyed the first one, so I decided to check out this second installment. Some series tend to lose steam in their sequels, but the 'Drunk Colleague' series maintains the same energy throughout. You can tell they put in the effort to add new elements that weren't in the previous entry. There are several similar works popping up from other companies now; I haven't seen them, but it's pretty questionable to just rip off the concept like that. Keep it up, MUGEN!