PSD-408 - Reunion after 6 months: Surprising my anxious girlfriend, Rui

This is an incredibly tame production. Is it meant to just be about enjoying the date atmosphere? I gave it 4 stars because the actress is cute, but it didn't even get me aroused.

If I had a girlfriend like this, I'd look forward to seeing her every day. Living together, getting married, and having kids... that would be true happiness.

POV. The protagonist is training in Italian cuisine in Fukuoka. He visits the apartment of his girlfriend, 'Rui Saotome,' whom he left in Tokyo, for the first time in six months. Rui, who has been waiting impatiently, greets him in front of the elevator. In the dining room, he sits her on his lap, chats about a gourmet magazine, strokes her hair, and holds her hands. He caresses her as she shyly undresses, performing manual stimulation and fingering on the bed. He receives a handjob and nipple licking. They engage in missionary, cowgirl, and missionary positions, finishing with an abdominal ejaculation. The two go out into the city and relax in a park. He is flustered when Rui tries to get his attention by talking about a male colleague. Back in the room, he gently touches Rui, who is pouting while looking at the night view. When she confesses, 'If you leave like this, I don't think I have the confidence to wait,' he gives her a pair of keychains. He embraces her as she cries with joy. He performs fingering, deep kissing, and nipple licking. He sucks her breasts and receives a handjob. While she gives him a handjob, he fingers her and massages her buttocks. They engage in leg-up doggy style, missionary, sitting position, cowgirl, doggy style, and missionary, finishing with an abdominal ejaculation. After a cleanup blowjob, she says, 'I want to do it one more time.'

Rui Saotome is undeniably cute, but... why on earth would you film a romance using such a cheap POV technique? Instead of hiding the male actor or slapping a mosaic on his face, they should just cast someone decent, keep them in a two-shot, let them talk, and show some proper, intense intimacy. If you're going to make something, make it a cinematic love story! Viewers project themselves onto the actor on screen to relive the romance and get emotionally invested. That’s what empathy is—it only works when there’s an interaction between two people. I see comments claiming POV makes it easier to empathize, but how can you do that when the male lead isn't even on screen? Too many people misunderstand what that word even means. Getting all worked up because the actress looks into the camera, or feeling jealous/annoyed by the male actor, is just childish. I don't care about those people; I just want them to make AVs that are actually worth an adult's time. It's high time they realized that POV is a moronic approach.

Compared to recent works that feature multiple male actors and nothing but unrealistic situations, this is a truly refreshing and comforting piece. The actress's clean and innocent vibe really stands out, making it all the more healing. If I had to nitpick, I wish they had placed a fixed camera somewhere in the room to capture both of them together. It does lack a bit of excitement toward the end, but the pros far outweigh the cons.