
Rising actress Haruka is engaged to actor Kenichi. However, Miyuki, a female director rejected by Kenichi, harbors a deep jealousy toward her. One day, Haruka is kidnapped by the yakuza. A year later, after a desperate search, Kenichi raids the yakuza hideout to reunite with her, but the Haruka he finds is completely changed.












*The urban legend at the beginning of the title, and the content that follows is too light. If true, I wonder how much of a situation he has been through. I can't feel that feeling in the slightest. It's a shame. The existence of her fiancée is also meaningless and half-hearted. Natsume-san might also want to seriously change course. The material is a waste.
*I felt that The Penal Colony of Beautiful Meat had a better storyline. It's almost the same though.
*I like Natsume’s sense of despair (^^) The sense of despair while being erotic is good! Looks like Attackers!
The story is essentially a rehash of the first entry (the Hikari Kanda version), but while Kanda completely accepted her circumstances and stopped lamenting, Ayuharu Natsume continues to grieve her situation even as she becomes resigned and obedient. The difference in character portrayal makes for a subtly different kind of depressing erotic work. It’s a hopeless daily grind where she hasn't lost the heart to lament her fate, but her body is trained to keep climaxing regardless of her mind. There are no hardcore elements like whipping or aggressive oral, so I recommend this to those who enjoy gloomy, soft-SM psychological conditioning.
She's been with the yakuza for a year, yet there's absolutely no change in her acting. On top of that, lines like 'Tell me when you're about to cum, or you'll be punished' are exactly the same as a year ago, which was laughable. It’s proof of zero progress and that no real training took place. The yakuza just waltz onto the set, use chloroform—which has been proven to be fake—to kidnap her, and so on. It’s a work that only serves their own convenience.