
An innocent college girl raised by her grandparents is targeted by a sinister man. Her peaceful life is destroyed by his dark desires. Witness her despair as she is forced to submit to his brutal violence.












*I could predict how the grandparents would be treated from the beginning, but in the end it turned out the way I expected. Moreover, he went out of his way to create gruesome pictures. Even though it can be expressed just by the actors' lines without showing it, They have no sense of showing that to the viewers. As usual with Nao Sakamoto, the drama is lacking in excitement. There's no tension, the tempo is bad, and the sloppy strong ● and ryo ● don't take more than 120 minutes. The actress is trying her best, but in this script, She does her best with a sad expression on her face. A work that leaves you feeling disgusted after watching it.
She's definitely not a good actor. Her line delivery is amateur at best. Even so, what makes her amazing is that she knows how to act with her eyes. Nowadays, even popular veterans often just close their eyes and act with their voices while leaving their bodies to the male actor, but this girl has a talent that sets her apart from those 'actress-wannabes.' The work itself is simple and high-quality for a Nao Sakamoto production. It's a wild, brutal script that drives the story to the end: a happy life raised by loving grandparents and shared with a doting lover is destroyed in an instant, and her hidden masochistic tendencies are exposed. I wish her acting skills were a bit more polished, but overall, I rate it highly. It seems she's disappeared from the mainstream/Eirin-rated scene after this, but she has the potential to become top-tier with more experience, so I hope she returns to drama-focused works.