RBD-192 - Beautiful female doctor's humiliating infiltration of the corrupt hospital: Nao Mizuki

Looking at the reviews, this work gets a lot of criticism, but I think it was a stretch from the start to collaborate with the original author, Takao Fuji. I've read a few of his novels, and most of them feature heroines who are essentially nymphomaniac masochists, with only the titles changing. So, I don't think it's fair to say Nao-chan is too sensitive or falls too quickly—that's just how the source material is. I think she played the role faithfully. Sure, her lines were delivered like she was reading from a script, but her expressions and the way she climaxed were truly erotic. This collaboration series doesn't change much besides the actress, title, and setting, so I recommend choosing based on your preferred actress and plot setup.

Maybe it's because it's the rental version, but the final sex scene cuts off midway, which is a real shame... Setting aside the wooden acting in the drama parts, the sex scenes are top-tier as expected. Though, for this character, she falls way too quickly... Also, I really wish they hadn't inserted the scenes of the female boss (who blinks way too much when she speaks...) being toyed with by the director right in the middle of Mizuki-chan's scene.

I think the director, Raizo, relies heavily on the reputation of Attackers. The script is cliché and the dialogue is so unintelligent that I feel sorry for the actresses and the actor who have to say these lines. Casting someone like Mai Randa as the male lead just shows a fundamental lack of taste. The final sex scene even fades out halfway through. The action is tepid, the pacing is terrible, and I can't believe Attackers lets a director who makes such low-quality work continue like this. My rating reflects the fact that they wasted such high-level actresses. It wasn't just the actresses; I felt bad for the actor too. Personally, I won't be touching any more of this director's work in the future.

Nao-san really transforms depending on the production. If you're a fan, you should definitely buy it. Unlike my previous impression of her, there were moments where I thought, 'Wait, did she always look like this?' Nao-san’s reactions and body lines are truly in a league of their own. She’s definitely erotic. But, I do feel like she falls for it a bit too easily.

The story is barely more than a synopsis. I'm not a fan of the happy ending, especially with Takao Fuji on the script.