RBD-814 - The New Caregiver’s Nightmare: Sold into Slavery

Sasamoto Yua... she's great! This really shows off her best assets. (Though it's a waste that the other two captive women are barely shown, as others have noted.) Personally, I just can't stand that older male actor—he's a total turn-off, so that's a minus for me.

She falls way too quickly. This is for people who want to see the changes after the fall. Personally, I found nothing worth watching here.

*This is just my personal opinion, but I think the good thing about Yua Sasamoto is that although she gives off a tangy feeling, when it comes to sex she gets all excited and becomes melty. Also, it's adorable that she doesn't have the staying power and ends up getting exhausted from the ecstasy. There are some works that try to forcibly destroy the harsh feeling because it is a rape, but if you harass it, the good will not come out. On that point, this work has Miss Sasamoto as a ``home helper begging for love'' and is worth watching because there are many scenes in which she indulges in sex. I am very grateful to the staff for their consideration in including the uncut version (not uncensored) of the sex footage as a bonus video. I look forward to future works that bring out Miss Sasamoto's best qualities.

If you look at this as a drama, I think it's quite a good piece. Yui-chan's lines are a bit robotic, but she plays the role of a woman starved for affection—after all, she kills the senior caregiver who was kidnapped first just to monopolize Sagawa-san's love—very passionately. Sagawa-san also does a great job portraying the sexual madness of a gloomy, bigoted old man. The director has some long-winded direction and unnecessary flashback scenes, but I think they were trying to express human madness. But, it's an AV, isn't it? Unfortunately, I couldn't get off to this! It's just too heavy. There are some sex scenes, but at least for me, it was too much. The woman who was kidnapped and trained first is expressionless and unresponsive to anything other than Sagawa-san's orders, and Sagawa-san's son is a piece of trash who helps with the kidnapping for the inheritance, condones murder, and has no intention of taking responsibility... The whole work feels uncomfortably heavy. If it had followed the flow of a standard kidnapping/rape story, it might have been something I could get off to, but it was just a bit too heavy for me.