
The company's notorious 'expulsion department' receives a new recruit: the office idol and gymnastics star, Ichika Kamihata. Watch her glamorous life crumble in this hellish department.












An OL wearing a leotard? No thanks. And a bathroom with a mat is just unnatural. Where in the world does that exist? It feels like they tried to cram too many settings in. Just pick one: the OL concept or the hypersensitivity concept. If you're just looking for something to get off to, it's fine, but if you're actually looking forward to the 'OL' aspect, you might be disappointed.
I don't like 'hypersensitivity' tropes in humiliation dramas. The protagonist ends up falling not because of the cruel boss or the men, but because of her 'condition,' which kills the thrill of the humiliation. The soapland room with a mat is also a bad choice. If it's an office lady theme, it should be sexual harassment in the office. Putting her in a leotard just because she's a former gymnast is out of place. The final scene being too short is also a letdown. I wanted to see her fully restrained in a spread-eagle position, completely reduced to a sex toy.
I wish they had just made a standard AV based on the title 'Office Idol Ichika Kamihata Gets Violated,' instead of adding that unnecessary 'sexual hypersensitivity' gimmick.
This is the type of work I hate the most: the male actor is fully naked right away while the actress stays clothed. I hate the framing where most of the skin on screen belongs to a man, and I'm annoyed by the complete lack of consideration for whether a man would actually be fully naked in this situation in the real world. It just feels like a lazy excuse that 'it's an AV, so it doesn't matter.' It feels like a work for cosplay enthusiasts that just dresses up a simple 'dress-up' cosplay scenario as a rape drama. The actress is blameless, but this wasn't for me at all.