RCT-747 - Humiliating Wedding Dress: Slave Bride 2

*Although this work has the lowest user rating of all three works in this series, there are many strong points that I liked, so I would like to defend it. For comparison, I purchased and watched the video version of the first game and posted a comment on the user review first. Although this work has many similar scenes to the previous work, it has a completely different purpose. In the previous work, the heroine's tragedy was played out as a tragedy, but in this work, the heroine is reduced to the role of a clown and the tragedy is made fun of. ◆The previous work's prologue and epilogue revealed the dark background of the enemy's schemes, but the prologue and epilogue of this work are only scenes that comically depict the heroine's personality. ◆The previous work's co-star (Sumire) has been playing a role that has been envying the heroine since her college days, and her role has been consistent, but this work's co-star (Yu Kawakami) has a conflict between her incompetence in accounting and her ability to handle everything from training brides to hosting receptions. *The only weakness of the previous work was that the after-party was held immediately after the wedding, calling it the "reception after-party" even though there was no real reception. This work held a ``reception'' instead of an after-party. Although there are some similarities between the after-party in the previous film and the reception in this film, there are many unique scenes. [Chapter composition] *Explained in the 5 chapter composition written on the back cover of the DVD: (1) Betrayal of a subordinate (34 minutes) Sample images 1 and 2 A female employee (Yuu) who handed over customer information to the enemy and caused billions in damage to the company instructs Mao, a slave bride. (2)Devil's Wedding (17 minutes) Sample images 3-5 After Yuu explains the details of the wedding to Mao, Mao enters the bride with her father escorting her. A wedding where the bride is treated like a slave is performed by a fake pastor. (3) Humiliating commemorative photo session (17 minutes) Sample images 6-9 Mao is saddened by the bride's private parts being photographed by the attendees, but Yuu gives her a boost by explaining the details of the reception. (4)Self-introduction - Explanation of the background of divorce and marriage (27 minutes) Sample images 10-13 Mao is made to recite a false manuscript explaining that the reason she broke up with her newlywed husband was Mao's lewd selfishness, and is forced to act out her lewd self in front of the attendees. (5) Color change/shame DVD screening (36 minutes) Sample images 14-18 Mao appeared with a unique cartoon face on her abdomen and the words ``I'm a pervert'' written on her back and performed a humorous naked dance. A video DVD of newlywed Mao taken by her ex-husband is projected on the screen. ≪The following omitted≫ *Bonus video Mao Ryota Record of Love (11 and a half minutes) Sample images 19, 20 ⇒Clear image of the video shown in (5)

*Wedding Dress of Humiliation and Disgrace, Slut Bride 2 Mao Hamasaki, Yu Kawakami, I found it on sale and immediately bought it.There are only 3 books in this series, so I bought them all.The erotic content of humiliating myself and having sex in front of all my relatives is enough to satisfy me.

Hamasaki Mao-san is wonderful, but... on such a beautiful body... I don't know if it was the producer or the director... but they added clumsy graffiti... it's a total turn-off. It's fine if you have vulgar tastes, but please don't force them on us. I want to give it zero stars.

*Is the sex scene an extra video? And only the main story insertion. The rest was just a parade of shame and dirty talk. From the middle of the day, the bride seems to have lost her temper... She continues to say lewd words out loud without any embarrassment. The story and detailed lines are almost the same as last time.

I can tell they put a lot of effort into various things, but it all feels like unnecessary clutter. The 'company president' backstory or the parents' lamentations felt like nothing more than filler to drag out the runtime. If they had cut those parts and focused on a sticky, intense 'slave wedding'—like a ritual where the slave chooses to marry their master, or a vow-taking SM ceremony blessed by fellow enthusiasts—it would have been much better. The format was good, but the execution of the details was disappointing.