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It's nice that the guy doesn't talk, as usual, but everything is just too flat and uneventful. There aren't really any highlights.
The camera shake is bad... it wobbles quite a bit whenever it moves. The tilt is fine—it doesn't lean sideways often, which is good. But the angles... they are obsessively close-up. About 70% of the runtime is just close-ups of the face, breasts, or genitals. Because the cameraman overuses close-ups, the footage feels cramped and hard to watch. It feels more like a home-recorded amateur video than a POV shot. The actress, Emiru Momose, doesn't talk much but her acting is decent. It's also good that the male actor stays quiet. If you like close-ups, you might like it, but for everyone else, this will be a very frustrating watch.
*I bought it as a fan. Cosplay is a key point in my opinion. Personally, I would have liked to see more cute costumes instead of the third club mom and the fourth girl.