NSPS-581 - I can only love old men 6: The real me I never show my husband

My expectations were completely subverted. I thought it would wrap up in the early 60-minute range, so I actually felt exhausted by the end. It was definitely worth watching, but since I was here for Sayo Matsushita, I can't rate it any higher than this.

I was convinced it would be good just from the trailer, and it didn't disappoint—the quality is superb. I especially liked the Saijo segment. It depicts a husband who was laid off and became a deadbeat, a wife working part-time, and an elderly manager who pays her wages in advance out of his own pocket. The progression of her losing affection for her husband and being drawn to the old man was portrayed very carefully. Once she falls for him, the intense scenes in his room until morning show a great contrast between Saijo's tan skin and the old man's pale skin. I've seen Saijo's AVs before, but I think her role as a hardworking housewife here was her best. With so many AVs just throwing actresses into scenes with random people and ending with a 3P, practically shouting 'Are you excited yet?', this is a textbook example of how to actually build genuine excitement. As expected of Nagae.

Episode 1... the premise, script, casting, camerawork, outfits, lingerie, the actress, the actor, and even the boy with glasses... everything is perfect. The way she starts becoming aware of him, and the way the wife's impulsive decision unfolds—the subtle nuances are just brilliant!

The 6th installment of the series. While the 'old man and young woman' trope has become common, this series, which focuses on passionate love, is truly rare. The way they hold each other tightly and share intense kisses despite their vast differences is unmatched. This work is split into two parts featuring Sara Saijo and Sayo Matsushita, with the two stories being completely unrelated. Saijo and the actor playing the old man, Yamada, have worked together in a 'gal' themed video before, but here, Saijo plays a young wife, and the shift to a more lewd, intimate dynamic compared to her usual lighthearted gal persona is a highlight. Above all, Sayo Matsushita in the second part is fantastic. Her acting is still a bit stiff, and you can tell she's nervous around the older man, but that actually makes her feel like a real, slightly delinquent young wife you'd find in real life. The imbalance between Matsushita and Yamada is striking. The two of them kissing passionately behind her husband's back—this is a world you can only see in AV. The only downside is that because it's a two-part structure, the Matsushita segment is too short. I really hope they make a sequel with Matsushita and Yamada.