Megumi SunaoA naive 19-year-old girl applies for an assistant director job, claiming she's only interested in film studies. But once we get on set and I let her get a good look at my massive, throbbing manhood, her attitude changes completely. Turns out, she's got a wild side, and she's ready to go from behind the camera to the star of her own debut feature.
The difference between the cover and the actual person is huge, and the premise that she was scouted as an actress is, frankly, forced. Even as an AD, she's so slow that she'd just be a nuisance on set lol. Her lines sound like she's reading off a cue card in a monotone voice. Maybe she should have been a makeup artist instead... wait, that's not the point, it's just way too forced. However, the vibe is more soft and squishy than 'heartwarming,' which some people might actually like. Honestly, I like it lol. Is it 'healing' content? Maybe. She's got a heavy-set build, so it might be good for those who like chubby girls. She's a polarizing type of actress, but my takeaway is just: congrats on the AV debut lol.
If you watch this expecting the girl from the cover art, you'll be disappointed. She's the kind of heavy-set girl you often encounter in cheap delivery health services. From the perspective of a 'debuting actress,' it's unwatchable. You have to view it with the mindset of 'we managed to film a behind-the-scenes amateur staff member.' However, the girl's lines are delivered so robotically that it's hard to even maintain that immersion.
