NSFS-011 - Working wife gets violated on a business trip, Rin Kira

*That's a nice way to get fucked. This indescribable body makes me feel like a real married woman. The actor's breast licking was also good.

Kira Rin is as cute as ever. She's filled out a bit, making her body look even sexier. I wish there had been more action in the office. My biggest regret is that I messed up the checkout and bought it at full price. Plus, there's a bundle with Natsu Tojo available... I really regret that mistake.

If you're a fan of Rin-chan, it's worth buying to complete your collection. It really makes you fantasize about having such a hot junior at work. I hope Rin-chan releases more new works soon!

There seem to be way too many side-angle shots of the woman. Even in scenes with two men, it's mostly from the side. For example, I don't think there was a scene where one man holds her from behind to spread her legs. If it were that kind of scene, it should naturally be a vertical angle. The actress is hairless, so I really wanted to see that. They keep the suit on for a long time but take off the pantyhose immediately; I feel like my fetish sense is a bit different from theirs. Well, this studio generally doesn't have much of a lingerie fetish, haha. In this series, I feel like the Aragaki work is slightly better. However, the actress Kira Rin was good. It would have been better if there was direction that highlighted her hairless look. Again, that would have required vertical angles. Also, strangely, the men's approach is mostly oral, with almost no finger play. Since the man's head is in the way, it's one of the reasons why the hairless look isn't showcased well.

The 3P scene with the masseur is unrealistic and a waste even by AV standards. The screen gets cluttered, the actor is clumsy at undressing her, and the act itself is boring. The colleague who appears later is physically repulsive even to a man. An ugly body and poor technique. The office scene is also a waste of time due to insufficient undressing and foreplay. If it doesn't get you off, it's a waste of time and doesn't even serve as a buildup. If they don't cast better, the quality of the work suffers. They didn't need a skilled actor for the husband role; they could've used him as the masseur and Yoshimura as the colleague, saving two actors. Story-wise, the husband could be anyone—he doesn't even need to show his face. If they had focused on the undressing and choreographed meaningful scenes, they could've saved effort and increased quality. It's a classic example of making a film without visualizing the final product beforehand.