
A couple who moved to the countryside for the husband to become a politician's secretary. The wife, Reira, decided to dedicate herself to supporting her husband's dream. However, the politician the husband became a secretary to… The husband has an accident due to this politician.




















The 'desire outlet' isn't 'atonement,' and the 'atoned' side knows that too. They warned with threats, but the 'atoning' side, lost and needing a place for their heart, pushed through their 'guilt' as ego, creating tragedy... Well, Fujii Reira shouldn't be the one 'atoning'... Of course, a work isn't born without tragedy, so maybe the most selfish one is me, freely commenting on it... The actions of Yoshimura, the 'atoned,' towards Reira, the 'atoning,' are sinful! Can Reira atone for the 'sin' placed on her by Yoshimura? It's a small thing, but there are works with role names different from the actress's stage name, so 'Reira' should have been changed... How many times has Yoshimura been 'atoned' for? If piling up karma too much turns her into 'Madoka,' there won't be a 'Homura' to protect her with her life! Reira can't replace 'Homura'... Anyway, enough joking around... Isn't this the location used in Kisara Hika's 'Netorase Rin●Trip 2'? Reira, steeling herself, visited Yoshimura... That feeling was already wrong... 'You're trying to get in bed with him to be forgiven...? What a terrible woman...?,' 'Yes, I am terrible...' How many times is this line...? I've memorized it! The shift from 'hand' to 'mouth' so suddenly can be seen as a display of resolve... regardless of whether the act is right or wrong... All the wives who appear in this series seem to be feeling something from the start, is it a unified direction? Personally, I'm happy about it. Which sin is deeper: an act to fill the loneliness of a missing husband, or an act to heal guilt? Is Yoshimura's act 'revenge'? Or an act to make Reira his own? If he brags, 'If you had saved your wife sooner, this wouldn't have happened! It's self-inflicted...' it could be interpreted as 'revenge,' but maybe it's just a way to hide his own base desires... But truly, isn't Iwanaga the one who should atone?
I've seen other long-form works with Fujii, but this one has a better forbidden feel. Especially Fujii's moaning expressions. The way she holds back her voice while writhing around… it kept me rock hard the whole time. I'd definitely lose it if she looked at me like that. I only gave it 4 stars because of the scene where Fujii is given head outside. I wish she'd either nailed a perfect oral climax or just blasted him in the face. The amount of cum in her mouth was minimal, and most of it dripped down. Also, the sex with Yoshimura was unforgettable, and I wanted a scene of Fujii masturbating at home alone. A beautiful and pure wife like Fujii writhing in self-pleasure would have been a masterpiece.
The sample video with the white bra, Leyla's head is in a normal position on the right, and her moaning expression is amazing. But Yoshimura, it seems he moved on to the next position without even looking at Leyla's expression… I wish he'd continued the pumping motion like that. Of course, it's still erotic even after that. It feels like Leyla's slight smile when trying to cheer up Yoshimura by bringing him a lunchbox is the fate of a beauty, or maybe a slightly more mysterious expression would have been better? The sweaty scene in room 401 was also good. ※Desired Direction ① Instead of a "I'm going to pounce on you like before" line followed by a "I'm prepared" expression, it would be funny to have a response like a pro wrestler saying, "I washed my crotch with a basin!" Then go back to a realistic scene. ② I want to see a scene where she cries while being doggystyled. Doesn't Sasahara's atonement lack that? ③ Victim, the one left behind is the actress, the one going to atone is the actor. That actor should be a handsome guy like Isedon, Aoi, or Saji, but the actress doesn't pressure him, and the actor doesn't force himself on her → Please, producers, figure out how to develop the relationship.
First time watching Fujii Reira. The preview got me hooked, and I got to see her fully, deeply, and for a good long time. It definitely lives up to the hype – a truly worthwhile piece.
This is a heartfelt drama featuring Leyla. She's not only beautiful but also a fantastic actress, and I really hope she appears in more serious drama roles in the future.