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PRED-181 - The confession of a brother who turned his innocent sister into a semen-draining monster
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Eimi HukadaIt's too late. There's no safe haven in this house anymore. My sister told me she got a boyfriend but didn't know anything about sex, so I taught her a few things as a joke. Now, she's obsessed with draining me dry, even when our parents are home. The bathroom isn't safe either. I barely sleep at night anymore, and today, she even brought restraints. If this keeps up, I'm going to be drained completely. Someone help me... [The record ends here]
It's a story where Eimi Fukada, playing the younger sister, makes all sorts of sexual demands on her brother while claiming she has a 'new boyfriend.' I wonder if the brother accepting all her demands is out of kindness or something else, but the point is he doesn't hate her; he actually likes her. Eimi Fukada doesn't look down on her brother sexually either. It's basically a lovey-dovey story between siblings, so the ending makes sense. Eimi Fukada kept convincing her brother with the 'new boyfriend' story, but it was all a fabrication—she just wanted to have sex with him. It doesn't treat the viewer like an idiot; it's the kind of story where you just go, 'Yeah, that makes sense.' Personally, I don't think I could have handled Eimi Fukada's energy even back in middle school, so the actor playing the brother really worked hard.
*There are many basic subjective viewpoints, and it is highly immersive. Eimi Fukada had the image of an older sister character, You could use a younger sister, or you could use any erotic character.
It's shot from a subjective POV, but for Eimi-san, this kind of thing is a piece of cake. It's good.
That face, the red-rimmed glasses, and that goofy grin. Her unhinged, 'out of her mind' acting is fine, but it's not something I want to see in an AV. And why is there a pointless family scene afterward? In the middle, the 'semen-draining monster' act finally begins, but... I don't know. Would anyone actually see this face and think 'little sister'? Maybe if you're much older, but then the JK role is a stretch. She's beautiful and has sharp, attractive eyes, but something just feels off.
The actress clearly looks like the 'older sister' type, so since the brother was also an older guy, it didn't feel out of place at first. I thought a mature younger sister concept was fine, but then it was revealed in the middle that she was actually a high schooler, which completely ruined it for me. I don't understand why they insist on casting roles that don't fit the actors. With her cyborg-like face and chest, the high school sister role is just jarring. Her acting as a troubled girl was actually quite good, so I wish they had used a more plausible setting.
