
Tragedy strikes Michi, an ordinary housewife. When her husband's business fails, she resorts to selling her body to his colleague to save her family from ruin.




















*A look of agony. A suppressed voice. Legs like a newborn fawn. Juice dripped onto the floor. The sloppy gesture you make when wiping. The castle that I had carefully built, my family, has become defiled. It was also my own body fluid that I felt from stimulation other than my husband. Even so, Kimika Ichijo gradually gets addicted to the pleasure. Tooru Ozawa is in a state of agony that he can't do anything about. Charas Yoshimura plays with the two of them like toys. He's nothing but a bastard.
It's a classic story for a Nagae production. Ichijo-san was also pretty good.
*This is a particularly recommended series among Nagae's works. I think this is standard content within the series.
The content was great, so it was definitely worth the purchase. Very helpful. I just wish it were a little longer, but what can you do?
Kimika Ichijo was filmed with such elegance, which helped me get immersed in the story's world. I felt the scene where the husband begs his colleague to stop at the last minute was a bit excessive and dragged on. It felt like over-direction. The scene itself is fine, but I wish it had been shorter. Overall, I was satisfied.