NSPS-986 - Do you trust your wife? The ultimate NTR experiment: Satomi Suzuki

*It's true that it doesn't have that much of a Nagae-like character. However, Satomi Suzuki's ability to create a neat atmosphere despite being a super veteran is first-class. The tortilla is also quite sticky and will come out easily.

Recent Nagae productions are no different from any other generic AV. They used to be a studio that made interesting films expressing immorality, sorrow, hatred, and anger. I was excited because I like Satomi Suzuki, but it's just a disappointing, pointless story about cheating with some young guy...

It's been a while since I've seen Satomi Suzuki. She's become much more skilled at both acting and sex. Her desperate attempt to resist the young man's initial advances felt incredibly real. It's been a long time since I first saw her, but I'm impressed by how she hasn't aged a bit. Plus, her moans while with the younger guy were even better.

*I think it turned out better than I originally expected. The story is well-written, and the process of becoming a cuckold is very natural. It's been a while since I saw Satomi's performance, but her facial expressions during sex are still as naughty and intriguing as ever. We've been seeing a lot of male actors lately, and it seems like they have a lot of ability to bring out the best in actresses. In the end, he only interacts with this actor twice, so I would have liked him to have had him interact with him at least three times, excluding the brief interaction with Someshima, who plays her husband. It's also a good idea to end the relationship without your husband knowing anything until the end, while hinting that the relationship will continue.

*Mr. Suzuki is a super veteran. The way her toes spread when she's cunnilingus is really beautiful, or rather, it's incredibly sexy. Similarly, there are close-ups of the fingers of beautiful hands, and sometimes you can see that he is particular about the angles. That might be fine for a movie, but as an AV it's a bad work because the important character is too thin. Is it good for people who like movie-like productions?