RBK-040 - 男友達みたいに仲の良かった幼馴染（セックスに興味なし）が中年オヤジのキメセクマゾ奴●になっていた。 三宮つばき

The second round is actually pretty good, but it's a shame the screen is just way too dark.

Sannomiya Tsubaki is a short-haired beauty with a classy face and alluring, supple breasts. In this film, she plays a childhood friend he meets again after several years. She's grown up and everything about her has changed. Her past was tragic... The navel licking happens in Chapter 3. A man indulges in her body in a dimly lit bedroom. After licking her nipples, his tongue moves down to her navel. A 29-second navel-licking scene.

Visually it's erotic enough, but as a drama, it feels lazy and cheap—'shallow and lacking depth' is the right way to put it. I don't think 'drugs' is an element that should be used in a drama-style work, especially not in a dark scenario. I think it's disrespectful to sugarcoat it, so I'll be blunt. At the end, when Tsubaki-chan says 'I'm happy,' affirming her current situation, it feels like it directly validates the laziness and shallowness of the production. I'm not saying she should have denied it, but it would have been better to leave it ambiguous and let the viewers decide based on their own values. Dismissing it as 'it's just fantasy' is a lazy cop-out. There is aesthetic beauty, but the depth of human karma isn't captured. I feel unsatisfied by that. Personally, I've seen the absolute worst, harshest realities in life, so perhaps it's inevitable to feel unsatisfied given the limitations of the production team and actors. Maybe my standards are just too high.

*Tsubaki's synonymous masochistic woman. The old man's rod is pounding him hard and he cums repeatedly. However, works that repeat this are erotic.

Miss Tsubaki is petite all over, but has just the right amount of sensuality. Her pretty face and skin are definitely a plus for an erotic film. That's exactly why it's so baffling that the lights were off for so long. Since it was a 'climax sex' setup, the frequent tongue-wagging and drooling were nice touches. Even with some questionable aspects, it's a decent work, so it's a shame they didn't focus more on the visual presentation.