
Alice, who moved to the countryside due to her husband's job transfer, keeps up her routine of late-night jogging. However, her city-girl habits lead her straight into the sights of local men acting like hungry predators.




















*I bought this because two of my favorite people were appearing on it. Chinatsu-chan doesn't have a waist or anything, but she has an amateurish, plain-looking face and a nice body that makes you want to impregnate her. On the other hand, Alice has a nice body with a nice face and body even though there is a lot of meat on it. Personally, I think it was a good accent, but each part and the opening drama part are long, so it may not be suitable for people who want to get through it quickly or people who are not fans of the girls.
There are two actresses, but Otsu Alice's performance while being ravished is the highlight. It feels so authentic, like a real rape scene, which is excellent.
I watched this because I wanted to see Oto Alice with a more subdued hair color and a youthful vibe, rather than as a blonde gyaru. Whether she's a blonde gyaru or not, Oto Alice is a great girl!
*I bought this to aim for Chinatsu Asamiya in the first half. It takes about 15 minutes from the beginning to the end, but the detailed descriptions during that time suggest a careful production. Chinatsu Asamiya has appeared in three films under the alias ``Aiko Kuribayashi'', and she is well suited for the roles she plays. She's not a beautiful woman, but she seems to be a classy married woman that you can find everywhere. Her plump and voluptuous body is irresistible. I have a similar boss at the same company. Even when she is tied up and left alone, her pointy bust and white legs sting my eyes. The frightened expression is very realistic. It is also realistic to say, ``That's enough,'' and hold back from passing away, and be called Mr. Nakata. It's too real. The storyline, in which the two young men take turns, is unique to Nagae's work. I look forward to seeing Miss Chinatsu's other works.
Doesn't feel as polished as typical Nagae-style works. Maybe it's the setting or the runtime, but it's a bit underwhelming for a studio that usually puts out quality stuff.