RBD-610 - Beautiful Waitress Public Training Club, Aina Makihara

I knew from the cover that her face wasn't my type, but I expected the content to be more erotic. Sugiura's performance was also just mediocre...

The actress's screams are so erotic. The actor has that perfect 'teacher' vibe, and it's irresistible watching her get filled while in despair after her trust is betrayed. The public training scene where she's forced into an embarrassing position with everything exposed is excellent.

*Aina, who was introduced on TV as a beautiful waitress, was noticed by a male teacher in middle school. A teacher who advocates "enjoying perversion." He may have had his eyes on Aina-chan from middle school. A perverted teacher who doesn't miss a once-in-a-lifetime chance. At once, I took Aina's pussy and creampied her. Aina-chan, who has a quiet personality, gradually becomes influenced by her teacher's perverted ways. The public training begins with her exposing her lower body, spreading her legs in an M shape, and urinating with her pussy wide open in front of the male and female customers. With her legs spread open, Aina opens her pussy with her own fingers and exposes her pussy to the customers, making it wet. This was the moment I got hooked on the "Enjoying Perverts" group.

Even if we overlook the fact that she couldn't quite pull off the transformation into a perverted woman, choosing Hosaka as her partner was a total miscast. Makihara was giving it her all, even doing golden showers, but he ruined the whole thing.

It's a tragic version of Madonna's masterpiece, 'The Mother Who Dances in the Strip Club.' If Madonna's style is the protagonist smiling while stripping and performing for the customers, this one is about her screaming and crying while doing it. I prefer the former. The lead, Aina Makihara, is young, beautiful, and has a great body. The camera captures her nudity beautifully, which is a plus. To be able to act out that level of shame in front of a large audience is impressive for an AV actress. Attackers' works are all tragic and hopeless, leaving a hollow feeling after watching. If they had just added a small idea at the end, they could have avoided the tragedy and given it a hopeful ending...