
Hitomi, a happily married woman, lives a perfect life until rumors of her neighbor's infidelity start to surface. Her world turns upside down when she accidentally catches a mysterious man sneaking out of her neighbor's apartment.












The branding scene is fake. It's a scam, a fraudulent AV. Give me my money back!
*I can't believe I get branded with a iron(//∇//) It was more exciting than getting a tattoo of a guy! The depiction of competing against the neighbors is also good (^^)
*The main character of this work has a drastic change in his feelings, Although she hates and is interested in the secret meetings of her neighbor's wife, she does not want to be attacked by a man, but she drowns in lust. What's more, even though her photo is posted online, she is filled with competitive spirit and doesn't want to be taken by a man. There must have been so many events and so many emotional changes, but the only thing I can really tell is the joy during intercourse. What's especially bad is that when I was photographed completely naked, I didn't feel any shame, joy, or rivalry, just a blank expression. Even when you get branded, it just hurts. I think there is more fear and regret. Her husband also tries to get into the conversation, but it ends up being pointless. There are a variety of developments, but the production is not complete. Besides, it is impossible to brand a married woman as a cuckold even in an AV. All of the sexual intercourse with supporting actress Akimi Horiuchi was also simulated. Disappointing work
Feels like your typical Attackers production. Sagawa is working hard. I really wanted to see a reverse 3P like Sagawa vs. Yukiko & Akimi. I’m giving it a '5' with one bonus point. Still, ratings without comments are just lazy.
This work clearly shows that this director is just a copycat of Nagira. The style is nothing more than a variation of 'Ana-Yuru'. The typical AV-style rape trope—where the woman is half-undressed and the man suddenly becomes completely naked without warning—is still there. It's a mass-produced work where everything is manualized; from the way they undress to the camera angles, nothing is unexpected. Yukiko Suo, who has been doing more work outside of AV, seems to have zero motivation and just feels like she's going through the motions for the paycheck. Her shelf life has expired, and she's basically worth no more than an extra. What's a shame is that Akimi Horiuchi, who should be in her prime, is just a side character, and her scenes are just pseudo-play, used only for dramatic effect. If the roles were reversed with Suo, it might have been watchable. In terms of style, acting, and everything else, there's nothing worth seeing here. Unless you're watching your first AV, this isn't something a connoisseur would enjoy.