RBD-698 - Corporate Sacrifice: Secretary's Downfall

Overall, it lacks creativity and style. I bought it because of Ayaha Natsume, but I was left unsatisfied.

It's a total flop, just like everyone else said. The screen is dark, there are shadows everywhere, the angles and framing are terrible, the actor's feet block the camera multiple times, and the story is a complete mess—it's a disaster with nothing good to say about it. I bought it because it featured a rare 'mangurikaeshi' scene with Ayaharu Natsume, but even that was ruined by the poor production. It's pathetic how the production team couldn't make use of such good material.

They use fancy dialogue about venture CEOs and second-generation politicians, but the core 'violation' scenes are just brute-force rape, making the plot feel sloppy. The protagonist just screams while locked up and has no lines when the CEO appears. The character casting is random too—why is there a homeless person? Also, seeing a mature woman in a high school uniform is just cringey and not my thing.

*I feel bad for Natsume Saiharu. In any case, the image quality is poor and there is no way to save it. It was a work of art.

Are there really idiots in Japan today who have these kinds of ambitions? Attackers really only puts out outdated stuff. In this day and age, 'submission photo magazines' and 'yakuza-run brothels'? Please, use your heads. On top of that, they're in a terminal state, churning out trashy sequels like they're trying to catch lightning in a bottle. RBD used to stand for 'Dragon Binding,' but now they've devolved into a studio that just films brainless women who can't handle reality and end up destroying themselves. Pathetic.