
My wife constantly complained about our neighbor, a shady guy living upstairs, due to his poor manners and constant noise. When she was appointed to the neighborhood association board, she marched up to his apartment to lodge an official complaint. Little did I know, she ended up getting absolutely ravaged by him instead.















*Although she seems a little more plump, her voluptuous, violent body that doesn't suit her baby face is amazing. However, I felt that the contents of the template should be improved a little more. As for the reaction, I felt like there wasn't enough eros that welled up from deep inside.
*This is a matter of personal taste, but it is impossible for an actor to do so. Nanami-chan is cute and has an amazing body that intrigues me, but when a male actor comes along, I get discouraged. Basically, I'm intrigued by creepy characters, old men, old men, and sex, and I like the erotic patterns of people who are forced to do things, but this actor was no good. Even though it's Nanami-chan...I can't do it, but I wanted to see her in another actor's pattern.
The setup where the husband witnesses his wife being groomed by the neighbor thug after six months, then flashing back to the beginning, was fresh at first. But it was exactly the same as other entries in the series I've seen. The production team shouldn't just rely on the series format; they should put in some effort to tailor it to the actress. No matter how lazy the script is, the actresses are putting their bodies on the line. The plot is just: he watches his wife serve the neighbor, confirms it, and keeps watching. That's it. It would've been better if there was more from the husband's perspective—like him getting jealous and having sex with her, or him masturbating while watching her in the bath. It lacks that deep-seated jealousy typical of NTR, so it feels too bland. Honestly, Matsumoto Nanami doesn't really have that 'married woman' vibe, but she has the potential to pull off this genre without it feeling weird, so it's a waste. I'm a huge fan of hers, so it's rare for me to feel this unsatisfied.
*I'm sorry, but I'm tired of it. Matsumoto has a monotonous way of speaking, but the sensation of his body is amazing. Yokoyama, a sarcastic actor, has more of a thug-like air. The story is too much the same every time. Please change a little more.