NSFS-440 - Job Change and Re-employment: Younger Female Boss 3 Kino Machi

I actually watched an AV from start to finish without skipping anything for the first time. Seeing Ozawa-san cry at the beginning, and then her turning things around and succeeding… it really got to me. This is beyond just an AV, honestly. It was really moving. I hadn't known Kyno before this, but she's a fantastic actress. Ozawa-san's masculinity and Kyno-san's cuteness are a perfect match.

Nagae is the GOAT. No debate. My only complaint about this release is the camera work – the autofocus was a bit wonky at times.

Small, but a nicely shaped butt. She's perfect for wagankyo. I'm hoping for a really sticky, slow-burn kind of video.

I had high hopes after seeing Ikuno in 'The Wakkan,' but this was a bit of a letdown. Her body is still amazing, and honestly, in a sea of actresses with unnaturally skinny legs, she's a breath of fresh air. But the role just didn't suit her. They probably cast her for her acting and… well, you know. But honestly, the blowjob felt unnecessary to the plot. She doesn't come across as a bubbly young CEO, more like a hotel manager, and her eyes are too kind to deliver a convincing scolding. Someone with sharper features, like Uragami Sarara, would have been a better fit. Ozawa was also a bit off. His behavior during the interview and as a new employee was just plain inappropriate – fire him! I don't understand why Ikuno's character would even tolerate him, let alone become involved with him. And the sex scenes were underwhelming. The first one was good, but the others felt rushed or incomplete. I almost worried if someone wasn't feeling well. Despite all that, I'd still give it 4 stars for Ikuno's presence. But then came the Darwin quote and the lecture at the end. Seriously? Evolution is a scientific theory about long timescales, not a justification for midlife crises. I don't need a philosophy lesson with my porn. Dropped it to 3 stars for that.

This feels like a return to form for 'Nagae's' signature wife-focused work, recapturing the raw energy of his early stuff. It's a reminder that sometimes you need to strip things back to basics and just be earnest. And casting Ikuno Machi was genius. She's come so far since her debut – she's really blossomed into a captivating performer, and she completely holds her own against Ozawa. The contrast between her elegance and the intensity of the scenes is just *chef's kiss*. I really hope they collaborate again. It's a perfect blend of Machi's pride and Nagae's talent. I'm so glad I got to see this one.