
[Fitch's first collaboration with T-Man/Misaki!] A tall and athletic girl, Takase Mizuki, popular with girls as a prince-like character. But her hidden side is a D/M erotic woman who transforms into a submissive masochist in front of her strong boyfriend! Being subjected to oral sex on a penis that hasn't been washed for a week... Being made to dance while wearing revealing clothes and uttering shameful words... She enjoys a thorough, lingering love-filled sex session with verbal abuse under her boyfriend's S play... Collaboration with a popular doujin work! The original doujin work <a href="https://www.dmm.co.jp/dc/doujin/-/detail/=/cid=d_284556/">"A book about having lingering, explicit sex with a masochistic cat-like childhood friend who is popular with girls as a prince-like character"</a> is available here!




















The lewd talk at the beginning was really good. But it lost steam towards the end. If it kept up the same energy throughout, it would've been a solid 5 stars.
The actress's performance was incredible, seriously got me going. The adaptation of the comic was also spot-on, totally satisfied.
This one's gonna be divisive, I think. The wig is kinda awkward, and the sudden catgirl thing feels out of place. But the actress is *gorgeous*! The dialogue is recorded separately, which makes it really easy to listen to. But honestly, the highlight is the dialogue towards the end: "I... I'm committing a crime. I love rape~" That part is just insane! That alone is worth more than a perfect score. Like the sample image shows, she says it exactly like that, and it's just... mind-blowing. This original manga is really good. I hope they make a series and let her say more lines. The manga doesn't have enough dialogue for the time allotted, so they should repeat the key lines a few times. Either way, it's exactly my type of thing, and I'm completely satisfied!
They clearly tried to be faithful to the source material, but those nails on a volleyball player? No way. It's a small detail, but since there are a lot of scenes focusing on hands, it kinda ruins it. Feels like they messed up a key detail. And this is just a side note, did she really need to style her bangs like that?
As the title suggests, the casting is incredibly faithful to the source material. However, the male actor doesn't quite match the manga's image, which feels a little off. He just doesn't have the same presence.