NSFS-267 - Wife sacrifices her body to pay off her husband's debts

Like other reviews, the story is a mess, but the beauty of Yura Hinata is captured well, so it's okay. Her face and figure are so beautiful. Actress 5 stars, story 2 stars, so the overall score is probably 3-4 stars, but I'm giving it 5 stars on purpose in case it gets buried in low ratings. It seems like Nagae usually shoots two films with one actress, so I'm looking forward to the next work.

It already feels off when, a year after her husband's company goes bankrupt, she deliberately contacts Yoshimura, who was just a client. And, does she really have to find his home address just to apologize? Unless she's prepared to be a housekeeper for life, there's no way she would, and honestly, like Yoshimura said, 'What are you here for?' lol. Then, after barely escaping a near-rape, she goes back to him the next day, wanting to be held. Little by little, strange discrepancies accumulate, and by the time the conflict starts, you're wondering, 'What does this wife even want?' to the point of frustration. The fundamental problem is that there are over 1000 victims and the husband's mistake is too big. She doesn't even consider the other victims and readily opens her legs to Yoshimura, who's just 1/1000 of them, and she just looks like a foolish woman with no sense of chastity. This kind of thing is more convincing when it involves grudges and guilt that are condensed in a car accident or a personal dispute, and the wife is half-resigned or half-self-destructive, allowing her body as a form of self-harm. Since car accidents and personal troubles have been made into so many works, she probably tried to throw a curveball, but it was a complete failure. I was really looking forward to this actress in the Nagae style, but it's disappointing. The actress was good, but it was a complete failure of the scenario. Make two more films with this actress, as a way of apologizing to her.

It's a pretty standard "went to apologize to an angry customer and got taken" plot, but they spend 40 minutes showing *why* the apology happened, before the actual scene. But even after watching that, you're left thinking, "Wait, so that's why it leads to sex?" The drama and the scene just don't connect. There's a scene with Hinata Yura seeming a bit reluctant, no blowjob, and a final scene with her in mourning clothes – a total of three encounters. It's supposed to be a drama-focused work, but the drama part just feels…off. It's a shame.

The setup doesn't make any sense, lol. There are tons of victims, but why are they so fixated on just one family and reacting so excessively? And, you could sue for tens of millions of yen for non-consensual acts, and honestly, anyone with common sense wouldn't even have a child like that. The production team should learn that these days, a lot of viewers want revenge on the perpetrators.