
A pet dog bites a young pianist's finger, leading to a massive lawsuit. Top-tier lawyer Misa Sasaki steps in to handle the case, but things take a scandalous turn when the pianist's agency president makes an aggressive, indecent proposal to her.












She looked young in the cover photo, but she looks like a mature woman in the actual video. I was expecting a young girl being taken advantage of, so this was a huge shock. Not worth watching.
I was getting tired of the usual top-tier actors like Tabuchi, Jitta, and Ginji just cycling through the same settings with actresses, but this time, Kazuya Sawaki felt fresh. He seems like a veteran, and his performance in the humiliation scenes was intense. Director Takuo Otani also handled the drama parts well, making it a high-quality production. Although Misa Yuki played the lawyer role well, she's not my personal type, so I'm giving it 4 stars. Still, a must-watch for Yuki fans.
I felt like director Takuo Otani had been in a slump with a string of lackluster releases, but this was the first time in a while I found a work truly erotic. The heroine meets a miserable end, but the direction and intensity are just right. It's a conclusion where the eroticism lingers more than the misery. The way they add value to the character settings is also good—high social status, strong sense of justice, and the relationship with the villain are all well-established. However, the situations are a bit generic. I wish they had been more creative, like using remote vibes or forcing her to suppress her voice. The story isn't bad, but I wanted to see more development where her strong sense of justice is broken by pleasure (like forcing her to act as a lawyer for the villain against her own principles). I'm giving this a 'normal' rating bordering on 'good,' with hopes for the future.
*I feel like it's rude of Misa Yuuki to write a review three months after its release, but I took my time to watch it and realized how wonderful this work is. Honestly, it's one of the best of her works. Although Yuki mostly plays the role of a married woman, she is more suited to the role of a strong-willed lawyer than I expected. Yuki's erotic portrayal of a strong woman who is forced into submission and gradually falls into decline is outstanding. He also gets along well with his partner, Kazuya Sawaki. The story development, which shows how the pride of a female lawyer is undermined, is also very strong. Yuki is an actress who plays many roles of rape, but to be honest, there were some parts of her that felt a little unsatisfying. However, I think this work is a masterpiece that more than dispels such dissatisfaction. The expression on Yuki's face as she resists Sawaki's forceful humiliation and falls in fear is truly heartbreaking. I'm really curious as to why this film hasn't been rated well until now. Highly recommended for users who like stories featuring mature, resolute women.