RBD-273 - My Husband's Brother Took Advantage of Me While I Was Vulnerable

*I checked it out because it had a lot of high ratings in reviews. Sawaki (Sasaki) has a lot of tough but dark roles, but since he's not a rapist, he's still decent. The actress has an erotic body, but she is not beautiful and looks like an old lady. Well, it may be nice to have a broken look, but the hairstyle is not good. I thought it was fine the first time, but after that, I wanted her to wear a loose hairstyle for the second time. There's another one with Tabuchi that I don't like, so I'll try to combine the good parts.

*Oops, this was a bargain. I bought it casually, but Ijima-san is amazing.

The heroine is proactive from start to finish. The physical relationship with her stepbrother is a situation where you could easily assume she's the one seducing him, and the final sex with a random stranger is likely her way of finding physical and mental balance. The 'rape' in the title feels like just a formality. The content is very ordinary, but it's well-executed. Her daily life is depicted with care, and the interspersed flashbacks create a gap between her normal self and her sexual self that's really arousing. Ijima-san feels more like a mature, grounded married woman than a 'young wife,' which makes it feel very real.

It's crafted like a proper drama. Ijima gives a great performance as a wife who, through her own fault, left her husband disabled. The script is well-written, and it piqued my interest in Director Honda. He doesn't do many drama-style works while filming for SOD Create, but I think he has real talent. Ijima is in many Madonna works, but her ability to fully embody this kind of role is impressive. It's not rape, but the sequence where she's taken by her stepbrother for the first time is exciting, and the subsequent scenes get increasingly erotic—I really enjoyed it.

She gets raped by her stepbrother, but even that scene isn't particularly hardcore for an Attackers production, and it serves as the catalyst for their ongoing affair. In the end, she can't bring herself to betray her husband, so she cuts ties and ends up looking for strangers at a phone club. It feels like a story titled 'Can you love me even after I've fallen for sex with my stepbrother?' If you prefer humiliation themes, the later release 'In Front of My Husband' is far better.