PSD-381 - Healing Rhapsody Vol.65 Nana Saeki

It captures the loving vibe of a long-distance couple really well. There's not much foreplay and the intimacy is a bit plain, which is a shame because the actress is so cute—it feels like a waste. The 'lovey-dovey' chemistry is great (it reminds me of my dating days~(^^)), but what was the director doing? They're so bad at this! Is nipple play forbidden or something? Her crying is heart-fluttering, it's great~ Is she already retired? That's a pity! I wanted to see more of this style. I've seen her other works, but this is the best!!! She's cute, that's all there is to it.

Her face during the sex scenes looked like Sarina Suzuki, which was a turn-off. Plus, her body lacked tone and was flabby, so there was absolutely nothing to get excited about.

1. Fellatio while acting spoiled. She does it with a big, happy smile. Her tongue work is great and the close-up shots are nice. In the cowgirl position, the connection is fully exposed, ending in a cumshot on her belly. 2. She looks so happy while giving head. In the cowgirl position, she bounces around with her massive breasts and ends with another cumshot on her belly. She's still bad at filming POV, but Nana-chan's constant smiling is so charming. I really wish I could've seen a paizuri scene, though.

In a typical long-distance relationship, it's a given that you'd have sex the moment you meet, and you'd definitely be doing more than just deep kissing—you'd be caressing her whole body. But going straight to oral without even a kiss? It's weird, it's not like it's compensated dating. Also, the filming style—having the camera mounted on the head or whatever and sticking to that same perspective the whole time—is just off. They should at least mix in some static shots. Is the whole series filmed like this? I've only seen this one, so I'm not sure. Still, for a rental, the mosaic is super thin and Nana's reactions were good (even if she is a bit tan), so I watched the whole thing without skipping. Thanks for the meal.

This was hands down the best among the recent 'Iyarashi' series. However, this only applies if you like Saeki Nana's 'bright, energetic, and high-tension' character. It feels less like acting and more like a showcase of her actual personality and natural self. I'm grateful to Auders for producing such a masterpiece before her retirement.