NGOD-135 - Convenience Store HQ Lady 2: The Fallen Intellectual Reiko Kobayakawa

Ayane Yuuki, the actress who played the ill-fated wife—she really is the queen of reenactment dramas. She makes Reiko Kobayakawa's villainous performance stand out even more.

The premise is about taking revenge on a female superior sent from headquarters. The general flow is good, but she becomes submissive a bit too quickly. I wanted to see more of a gap where she tries to stay strong before eventually breaking down. Reiko-jo in the film was great. I thought she did a good job playing the mature woman, with her repressed frustrations really seeping through.

Reiko, a stuck-up office lady, gets violated by a convenience store owner and slowly descends into depravity. Kobayakawa Reiko, 38 at the time, is still a beauty, and regardless of her questionable chest, her figure is undeniably great. Even while the owner is groping her, she says, 'This is a serious violation of company policy,' but that's a crime before it's a policy violation lol. Right after being violated, she's in the shower when he barges in again to toy with her naked body. Seeing Reiko, already broken by this point, just surrender and let it happen was incredibly exciting. Setting aside Reiko, who is enjoying the pleasure, the most pitiful person here might be the wife who was betrayed by her husband.

It's definitely a good production, but the setup leading up to the convenience store owner snapping and attacking the corporate employee feels way too long. Also, it was my mistake to watch Yu Shinoda's 3rd installment first, but the plot is almost identical. Getting scolded for the rice ball display, showering after the first rape, and the rest of the progression are basically the same. If they're going to keep this series going, I'd like to see some variety in each entry.

*The first thing I thought while watching it was that the first 20 minutes were spent trying to run a convenience store. It depicts a couple, and I thought it was well done. The company is having trouble paying employees' salaries due to poor cash flow. The couple's dinner was left over from unsold lunch boxes to save money on meals. Negotiate to make the royalties as low as possible. My wife is often sick, so I can't work many shifts. In the first half, I had the illusion that I was watching a drama about a couple struggling to run a convenience store. The actress who played the role of the wife seems to have no luck, which is also nice. The setting is so well-crafted that Mr. Kobayakawa, who plays the role of an overbearing head office employee, really comes across as a true character. It looks disgusting. However, even though it is well made, there are some parts that I am not satisfied with. Isn't it too early for Mr. Kobayakawa to fall? I don't think a woman that high-handed and icy would fall for you unless there was a very good reason. However, it suddenly falls apart. I guess that's a little disappointing. Also, I can't help it, but my husband loses his temper and hugs Kobayakawa. I feel a little sorry for the wife who doesn't know anything. It's so well made that I think so.