
My father remarried when I was in middle school, bringing his son Satoshi into my life. I treated him like a real brother, but he just stayed locked in his room. Worried, I reached out to his classmates for help, but that turned out to be a massive mistake.












*Mr. Itagaki's house is taken over by his younger brother's classmate and he is raped in front of his mother and younger brother! The setting was good, but it wasn't great. It wasn't very good considering Mr. Itagaki.
My brother's classmates take over the house and gang-rape her in front of her mother and brother. Halfway through, the mastermind teacher joins in and things escalate, but... the mother and brother are just tied to chairs, useless, and they just get threatened by the thugs, which only adds to the grim atmosphere and makes things worse. Then, the brother beats everyone to death with a metal bat, which was just a huge turn-off. The final sex scene with the brother is also half-hearted—she doesn't reject him, but she doesn't actively accept him either. Azusa's lackadaisical way of speaking is the same as always; I couldn't find a single redeeming quality.
*I love dramas and have watched a lot of them, but my first impression was that I had finally found them. It's true that the content is quite extreme, but I think the level of the work is extremely high, from the actors' small plays to the camera work. If you don't like violence and insults, I think it's worth seeing.
*It's not that I don't like the devil type, but I don't want something this tragic. Family breakdown, madness, murder, etc., etc., are gruesome situations with no hope of relief. I especially don't like how it ends with Itagaki going crazy. Personally, what I'm looking for is eroticism, and this plot... Personally, I didn't feel like there was any direction in the direction to support that. I don't recommend it unless you can feel the eroticism of a heavy picture of hell.