OPPW-110 - 業界初 リアルカップル 男の娘ふゆか ニューハーフゆな

I thought this was just about crossdressers being intimate, but it seems there's more to it, so I canceled my purchase.

As a unique couple consisting of a trans woman and a crossdresser, it piqued my interest, though I was worried by the low ratings. However, as a documentary, I think it's quite a masterpiece. The way the male actor provoked Yuna's jealousy and flaunted his intimacy with Fuyuka was great. Fuyuka was also very bold, prioritizing her lust over affection and ignoring Yuna's discomfort—even kissing him right after Yuna said she hated it most. It was incredibly erotic. Ultimately, the whole process leads to a genuine, loving encounter. You can feel the affection and their mutual arousal, which made me very excited too. The conversation after Fuyuka finishes early—'That felt good, right?' 'Which time was that?' 'The first, obviously'—is the highlight of the film. Fuyuka couldn't stay soft, leading to a second round where they were intertwined and she finished again via handjob. Seeing their loving, naked bodies was truly beautiful and moving. It's been a while since I've seen such a great documentary.

Like other reviews mentioned, I wish I could have seen more interaction between the two. But I don't mind the direction that uses jealousy during the scenes with the male actor. They must really be close in real life.

*Some people commented that the actors were too intrusive, or rather, too much. It's a fraud in a sense. The two only interact a little at the end. It's a shame since these two are such good material. Zero stars would be enough. However, it seems that Kotoriyu cannot ejaculate, so there may not be much demand for it in terms of AV. Anyway, a complete scenario mistake. Definitely not recommended for people expecting lesbian stuff!

It would have been fine with just the two of them, but a male actor is involved in nearly 90% of the scenes. Even if it's the premise, it defeats the purpose of a couple. The scene with the two crossdressers at the end is also just wide shots with zero appeal. It's a disappointing work that not only fails to utilize its potential but adds unnecessary elements. If there's a sequel, please leave the male actor out.