
A young wife, Yui, is targeted by her perverted neighbor, Kijima. He breaks into her home and forces himself on her. Realizing she enjoys the violation, he decides to stay while her husband is away to fully break her in.












*She's an actress who can do anything. The pseudo-slap is disgusting. Pseudo-backs are even more intimidating. This quality is achieved using famous actors and actresses. wither, wither, wither
She's a wonderful actress who is very sensitive and has great reactions. There's a lot of nipple play, and it's a series I quite like. Her butt, which makes you want to hit it from behind, is also fantastic.
Is the husband sleeping on the floor meant to represent a sexless marriage? There were some scenes where the intent was unclear, but the brainwashing-style verbal abuse was excellent. In the first rape scene, he pins her down and repeats "I've got you" and "You're mine" while thrusting, really drilling in that master-servant dynamic. Then, tied to the chair, lines like "A wife shouldn't feel pleasure with anyone but her husband!" and "I'll punish you if you do!" really stoked that guilt. The dialogue was incredibly lewd, and the actor (Tabuchi) was very skilled. Nagai Mihina, struggling against the training while leaking fluids, was also incredibly erotic. There are two main sex scenes—the first rape and the finale. The first one is clothed, so you don't get to see her nipples, making it feel like about 1.5 full scenes in total. If you enjoy the training aspects like vibrator play, you'll be satisfied, but those who prioritize the main action might find it a bit lacking.
'Mihina' has such seductive skills that you wouldn't think it's acting. She's gotten quite chubby. They cast the well-known 'Mihina,' yet all three ejaculations are fake. Tabuchi-kun's stamina has also dropped significantly, and the number of thrusting shots has decreased. Once again, Attack●rs is showing us something as if they did it, when they didn't…….
Mihina-san's struggle to hold back her pleasure while being ravished is lovely. However, the plot development feels a bit too forced.