NKD-170 - Company embezzler gets disciplined by her boss

*As with any scene with any actor, at the beginning he apologizes while kneeling naked (which is good), but when the play begins, he becomes silent (^_^;)

You get at least 4 or 5 paizuri scenes. Regular sex only happens twice, though. I have to take my hat off to that chest size—it completely swallows the goods.

Her whole body has this rubber-ball-like elasticity and roundness, making her the perfect subject for a dogeza. The highlight has to be the scene in the latter half where she's in a sleeveless top and a super-mini skirt. Her thick, curvy lower body, spilling out and pressed down by her own weight, emphasizes her voluptuousness in a way that is just too lewd. Her facial expressions really fuel the masochistic vibe, and the direction—keeping her completely loyal and submissive to the man—is great. I wish the dogeza scene had lasted a bit longer, but I still highly recommend it.

*Three of Sadistic's favorite foods are here. This theme alone gives it 4 stars. I'm sure there are certain preferences about actresses, including areolas, but she's someone who has a voluminous body and looks good prostrate. It was nice to see the atmosphere of people working hard. Personally, I would have liked them to do more kneeling down, apologize and serve, or emphasize the disparities in CFNM and CFNM. I look forward to more next time.

The forced apologies and servitude—that feeling of being coerced because she's got dirt on her is just great. Plus, if you're a fan of Nina Nishimura, you can't miss this; you get to enjoy oral, tit-jobs, and sex all in POV, which really lets you soak in that sense of superiority. The fine mosaic also allows you to see details like her tongue work, which is a plus. She has such a well-toned body that just looking at the line from her waist to her hips while she's in a dogeza position from the front got me breathing heavy. I'm really happy as a fan that her range of work has expanded since she changed her name. It seems this will be a series, and since it's a situational piece they've put so much effort into, I hope they continue to focus on directing the actress so she can properly convey the sadness behind her smile.