NSFS-308 - Debt-ridden couple, wife allowed to be embraced by another. 12 Humiliating cohabitation with debt collectors. Mitake Yuna

This series, for me, is best when it features Misaki Sugizaki's work. I thought Miyake Yuuna starring from the jacket image looked good, but... The role of a haughty female executive. Her husband is the president and gets swindled in some business. Debt collectors move in, leading to a kind of cohabitation, or more like confinement. Personally, I think a communal living situation *amongst workers* would have been more interesting... And she says, "You guys won't be able to make me feel anything," then moans a few minutes later… That's a waste. I was hoping for a development where she gradually loses her shame and falls. Still, Miyake Yuuna's body is as amazing as ever, so I'm hooked. Her toned, muscular body feels out of place in a typical housewife role, but it doesn't seem strange for a young, arrogant female executive. Even though her acting isn't great, it's a perfect fit, so I'll give it 3 stars plus 1 star for Miyake Yuuna.

Miyake Yuuna-san. In her previous work, she played the role of a strong female fighter. This time, she plays the role of the proud wife of a small company president. In Nagae Style, she gives the impression of playing a strong-willed woman. But Yuuna-san, her body is nice, so the teasing scenes look good, but frankly, her acting is lacking…? The lineup of villain actors have better acting skills. If you're going to appear in Nagae Style, appearance is important, but you need acting skills. Like Yuu Kawakami…

When I watched 'My Wife Was Taken' before, I thought her face was attractive, her body was beautiful, and the subject matter of a martial arts instructor abusing a student was a perfect fit for Miyake-san's character. But I remember being a little disappointed by Miyake-san's monotonous expressions. In this work, there may have been an assignment of claims, but I wonder if the husband is a proper businessman when he's in debt to such a malicious company. And even though the word 'trustee' comes up, no lawyer appears, and the story's unreality of the malicious company running wild is okay because it's AV. The story is the same storyline as a work previously made by Takeda Yui. However, at that time, it was okay thanks to Takeda-san's slender body and shy personality, but I don't think it's a fitting ending for Miyake-san, who is completely different in body type and personality. Her expressions are more abundant than in 'My Wife Was Taken,' but she also looks a little gaudy because she's more tanned. She doesn't look like a devoted wife supporting her businessman husband. Rather, I thought it would be better if Miyake-san was a successful businesswoman and the husband was thin. If she had her pure appearance from the time of 'My Wife Was Taken,' the sadness of Miyake-san being taken would become erotic, and combined with her improved acting, it could have been a good work. Overall, it's a shame that the story and the actress's material don't match. If it's a story about Miyake-san sacrificing herself, how about her, having thoroughly made these guys feel, voluntarily entering the sex industry to help her husband and employees? It's not a host club debt, so the amount of debt a company can solve by one woman selling her body is a separate question of whether it's realistic. Also, group rape or gangbangs, while exciting in their image, I realized once again that they are rarely as interesting as expected when you actually see them as a drama.