
I finally found a cute girlfriend after entering college, but a local delinquent found out. He forced me to bring her to his hangout, and now I'm watching my girlfriend get taken away.










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*I would like her character to express a little more emotion. There is also an impression that it is too flat and lacks excitement. That said, I thoroughly enjoyed the inside story.
I'm a fan of Sayo Kawakita, but she doesn't seem to get many good roles. I love her cool, lonely-looking expressions, so I really hope she appears in more diverse projects.
I liked the actress's serious demeanor and the 'virgin' premise. It was good that she stopped constantly calling out her boyfriend's name, but she could have resisted a bit more. It's a turn-off when she immediately reacts to a kiss by wrapping her arms around his shoulders. Other than that, it's basically the same as the other series, just with a different actress.
The woman's reaction is lackluster. You don't really feel the guilt or shame toward her boyfriend. It's a work where Takemaru-senpai's usual passionate acting goes unrewarded. However, the cold, condescending look in her eyes is incredible. That's the only part that really piqued my interest.