RBK-033 - The boss manages everything, including her sex life

*It's a relatively low rating, but I have no complaints. Just looking at this beautiful woman's face in agony is a feast for the eyes. It's true that the director is unfamiliar, and as expected, the setting is a bit unreasonable. What kind of company is it that secretaries have been ordered to deal with the president for generations, and the employees keep quiet about it out of concern? And when I saw how excited the secretary was to be shown sex between Kanno Hana and the president (I omitted the depiction), Isn't it strangely unreasonable that the president could see through his talent? In this case, the setting of Madonna's Mr. Ozawa as a secretary in the president's office is a cuckold based on the overwhelming power left to the power of money, and that setting is still more convincing. However, there are a lot of good things that make up for the lack of story, such as the actress' beautiful body, good-sized breasts, and a sex play that uses a fairly long tongue, so the rating of 4 is solid. If possible, I would like him to work with Mr. Ozawa on another label.

To really bring out the best in this actress, I think it would have been better to have her completely surrender, body and soul, by the end rather than keeping her resistant until the very last moment. Ginji is great in his perverted old man roles in Hibino, though.

There's a lot of harsh criticism toward the actor Ginji Sagawa, but he's looked extremely thin for a long time now, so I suppose it's unavoidable. As for the content, there are positive reviews regarding Noa Uika, which I assume are from her fans. However, in my opinion, the problem lies with Noa Uika—not the actress herself, but the character setup. To put it simply, she's cast as a secretary. On the cover and in the office scenes where she's wearing a blouse, her hairstyle makes her look like an elegant secretary, which works. But in other scenes, she has a short haircut, so she doesn't look like a secretary at all—just an ordinary office worker or college student getting violated. This is common in actress-focused AVs; just assigning a role isn't enough. If you're going to cast someone as a married woman, you need to style her hair to match that vibe for the production to make sense. AVs have long had a habit of assigning roles without ensuring the actress fits the atmosphere. As an aside, I used to like Aki Sasaki's 'married woman' roles, but only when she styled her hair up. When she kept her long hair down, she didn't look like a married woman at all, and I was disappointed many times.

Noa Uika-san... wonderful... I'm captivated by her white skin... The video captures her skin really well. ...So, it's good, but... (this is just my personal feeling) I hate this male actor... his face, his body... I get chills when he's on screen. I just keep thinking, can't they do something about him?

*The actress is doing her best, but the actor is... Even though he looked ugly, he still had stamina, so he was still good, but he still can't beat old age... he's just ugly, so he might be no more.