RCTD-183 - STOP! FAST! SLOW! Time Manipulation DQN

As others have mentioned in their reviews, the point of the 'slow' and 'fast' features was lost on me. If the goal was to manipulate time, wouldn't 'rewind' or 'repeat' functions have been more interesting? That said, all four actresses playing the flight attendants were beautiful, so it's a shame that their potential wasn't fully utilized.

*I understand that this company's works try to balance eroticism and comedy, but they always feel empty. The same goes for this work. It's aimed too much at entertainment, and on the contrary, it's not interesting at all. And it's not very erotic either. Individuals such as the CA, female doctor, nurse, and female student were all attractive, but... The only thing that bothered me was the fact that Mirei Aika was crying in the CA arc. Is it because I can't blink, or is it an emotional thing?

To put it bluntly, I don't really get this one. The concept of 'time manipulation' is great, but I honestly don't understand why they went with 'slow' and 'fast.' I assume the goal was to show reactions, but the slow-motion scenes didn't excite me at all. It wasn't even funny as a gag. (Though the fast-forwarding was kind of funny on its own...) As someone who prefers 'time release' mechanics, this felt like it went completely off the rails. They should have stuck to the classics like 'rewind' or 'pleasure explosion.' It's a shame, and as a fan of the wristwatch series, I can't recommend this to others. (Though I'm not even sure if this is part of the series.) It's been like this since the last one... are they losing their way?