NSPS-617 - My Wife Was Passed Around: The Tragedy of a Kidnapped Couple

The Nagae Style true story series keeps evolving with every release. The situational settings are realistic and well-crafted, and the scenes before and after the main action really build up the anticipation. However, it was a bit disappointing that I couldn't enjoy the expressions of the beautiful Yuri Momose because of the blindfold. She is gorgeous, has a great figure, and is very erotic. I'm giving it 3 stars because they really go to town on her big butt; it would have been 5 stars without the blindfold. It's a 2017 release, but writing this in 2023, I can't help but wish it had some of the group-play elements seen in post-2021 works, like toe sucking. I'm looking forward to more from Nagae Style.

*It's not bad that the story is laid out in detail, but the connections are poor, and it's an impression that I haven't been able to recover. I felt that it would have been easier to understand if I had established a strong main point and worked on other details. Even so, I thoroughly enjoyed the scenes where they were involved.

I like the 'Wife Passed Around' series. But this is an older entry, so the mosaic was a bit too heavy. The series has been going on for a while; the new ones have great image quality, but the older ones have more interesting stories. I'd love to watch the whole series if I could.

Yuri Momose gets gang-raped by a bunch of rough guys. It doesn't feel like your typical 'showy' AV, but it was still captivating. However, the title feels off. In the first half, she's kidnapped and gang-raped, but since she's not married yet, 'The Wife Was Passed Around' doesn't fit. In the second half, she's the one initiating, so it's more of an orgy than a gang rape. The title just doesn't seem to match the content.

Personally, the scene that worked for me was the sex scene after marriage with the pathetic husband who, back when she was gang-raped before their wedding, was tied up and blindfolded, unable to save her while watching it happen. The fact that the husband is aware of his own cowardice for not saving her was a great touch, and I liked that the trauma left her somewhat frigid, unable to feel much during sex with him. Her line, 'I'm sorry, it's my fault...' while realizing she can't feel anything, was excellent. In the scene where she's gang-raped again after marriage, if they had leaned into the husband being too scared to resist while she desperately tries to fight back, only to succumb to the pleasure due to the sense of loss and abandonment—that would have been a guaranteed 5 stars.