RBD-484 - The School Nurse's Debts: Serving the Principal for Money

I was really obsessed with this actress back in the day. She was a great performer who could handle both hardcore play and dramatic roles. The sense of masochism in this one isn't bad at all.

*The plan is for him to comply in exchange for helping pay for his father's treatment. There are no SM-like elements that are often found in other manufacturers, such as sexual intercourse and obedience at school. Also, there isn't much ingenuity to push Fuuka mentally into a corner, and she's just berating her. Perhaps because of that, I didn't feel the usual eroticism, and to be honest, the content was disappointing.

I never expected Fuka Nanasaki to suit the role of a pure-looking teacher so well. Instead of the usual physical ravishing seen in Dogma works, this focuses on her being dominated by her position, ravished, and feeling despair. Nanasaki is much more beautiful and masochistic in this kind of role. Tabuchi's performance as the lecherous, villainous principal is also great. The only disappointing part of the story is that I wish the ending had been the principal punishing the treacherous female teacher, rather than her being a 'reward' for the PE teacher.

I can't get excited watching someone being violated, so I rarely watch these, but I liked the actress and the outfit, so I endured it—thinking maybe it would have a happy ending. In the end, the story was too serious and it left me feeling sad. She's gained some weight and looks even better than before, but it's a shame that Fuka Nanasaki only gets roles like this.

Is the theme 'setting a reluctant woman free' through non-violence? There aren't many erotic scenes. However, up until the middle, the situations are well-crafted and tailored to the theme. The heroine remains reluctant throughout. The way it offers a glimmer of hope only to crush it might be divisive (I personally don't care for it). In that sense, I felt the last third was a bit unnecessary. The actress is beautiful and gives a dedicated performance, but it might lack a bit of eroticism. Still, I feel this is a work that challenges a new genre to meet user needs. It's not flashy, but I think it's a good piece.