RCTD-310 - The Rival Stepsisters: From Daily Arguments to Secret Lesbian Battles

*First of all, it's a high point because it's a lesbian battle between slender beauties. It's exciting because it feels real to have sex while keeping your voice quiet. It's a shame that this series has gotten worse with each episode. I wish it would be revived because the concept is good.

It was okay, but it felt a bit too exaggerated, so I didn't really feel the thrill. More than that, the actress playing the mother (Mari Akikawa) looked so skinny compared to before, which was more distracting.

Since she showed her 'dere' side at the very end, even if she isn't completely broken, it seems possible to have them enjoy some tsundere antics at school or even some exhibitionist play. In the end, I want to see some 'tsun' talk in bed while she's completely 'dere' in her actions.

*I don't dislike lesbian battles, but in this lesbian battle, there are rules for switching offense and defense. It's not clear, so that's the only thing that feels wrong! It's a lesbian battle, so the thoroughness without any lovey-dovey feeling is impressive. Marie Konishi and Aine Kagura are good choices. They are both different types, so it's worth seeing! The lesbian battle at the kotatsu was so exciting! (That's the point) It's nice not to use any tools! I wanted to see a Love Love Lesbian make up at the end, but it ended with that hidden lesbian battle, so it was a little unsatisfying, but I was able to enjoy the new sensation of fighting lesbian battles.

I bought this for Marie-chan, but Aine-chan was also great. Both of them have solid acting skills, so there wasn't much awkwardness despite the absurd premise. The fight scene before the lesbian battle is classic Konishi Marie. In the final battle, Marie-chan getting 'a little' dere (affectionate) is incredibly erotic. It's the moment she awakens to lesbianism. It's no exaggeration to say that every scene was a buildup for this. I also liked that Aine-chan remained tsundere as always. Is this the director's direction, or Marie-chan's ad-lib...?