
A husband's twisted request leads to his wife's ultimate NTR journey. From public places to private villas, she's subjected to intense stimulation and multiple partners, awakening a deep-seated masochistic side that leads to explosive, non-stop orgasms.




















The story is a bit confusing, but it's enjoyable just watching Emi Sakashita. There are some unnecessary props like ball gags and blindfolds in the middle—just because you can do something doesn't mean you should. But overall... I guess it's fine.
*A married woman who married her sexually harassing boss because she doesn't dislike being pushy. The characters are very well-defined. My husband asked me to appear in an AV and be trained. You say that you resisted when you were ordered to do so, but no, no, ma'am, it's true. The flow feels like it's not all that strange. Suddenly you put your hand in my clothes It gets pretty intense as he attacks her nipples and suddenly puts his hand inside her pants and attacks her pussy. The standard play in the first half, such as outdoor training with remote bike and real performance in an open-air bath, I feel like the masochist setting actually normalizes the situation. The normal neat wife was more erotic. In the second half, my husband sent me an email order to immediately measure the dirty unwashed dick of the man I met for the first time. Even though he is a masochist, he really hates training that requires him to drink semen. It felt good to be forced to obey. I feel really depressed after being made to drink. I think it was a good performance. I did what I was supposed to do in the actual show, but I feel like the perverted setting actually raised the bar. Wouldn't it have been more erotic to have a shy, innocent wife being fucked by four people? After being given a blowjob and getting a sticky facial, I give her a cleaning blowjob that goes all the way to her throat. It's a bit of a shame because it had some good points in it, such as the feel of it being included.
The cover photo was actually the title menu screen, and it was one of those rare works where that photo was the best part. To put it bluntly, the content wasn't much.