RBD-661 - Betraying My Husband: A Forbidden Encounter While He's Away

*This might be a bit of a stupid review. As a Morisawa fan, I'm satisfied just by seeing her beautiful face, body, and new work. The huge bun hairstyle suits her and is cute. The packaging should have included a photo of her hair in a bun. One of the highlights is the way her asshole is fully exposed and her pussy is opened. If you're not a Morisawa fan, I'd give it a 3.

There was a bit of a plot. A door-to-door salesman visits her home, and since they're acquaintances, she treats him kindly. A few days later, he shows up again, claims he has feelings for her, and forces himself on the young wife. From then on, it's a story about her just drifting into a continued affair with him. This is the most cliché setup ever. The lines are delivered like she's reading from a textbook! I doubt there was any acting direction. I don't see the point in making a series out of a script like this.

*Do not buy this if you are a fan of the Kaori Otonashi x Masahiro Tabuchi version of the previous work. It's not good in many ways. The previous work received a lot of bad reviews for its sound effects and the production of the drama parts, but the story and the production of the intertwined parts were praised as being excellent.In this production, although the weird sound effects and the production of the drama parts are no longer strange, the most important story and the production of the intertwined parts are lame. In the previous work, the process of the married woman gradually falling for the man, the tears of repentance of the married woman towards her husband who finally wanted him to cum inside her, and the depiction of the married woman leaving a letter for her husband and leaving the man at the end. This work has no production that touches the heartstrings of such cuckold lovers. It has been reduced to a really cheap and common cheating affair. And the actors in this movie are still bad at acting. Even though I know it's a bad idea, I'm still disappointed because I bought it with such high expectations.