RCTD-480 - Body-Swapping Convenience Store: The Ultimate TS Chaos

*The idea is good, but the whole thing is insane and I can't understand the worldview... The replacement elements that will appeal to TSF fans are also a bit weak. The only good thing was that she replaced the first idol. If he just said ``Are you going to give it back?'' and ran away and did whatever he wanted...it would have been a good TSF story.

This sense of unreality is just great. She's not used to the body swap, but that's exactly what makes it so hot and gets me going.

The first hour is Urugi-san's idol setting, and the end transitions from spiteful masturbation to sex. Misuzu-chan, who occasionally appears in the background while Urugi-san works hard, adds realism and is cute. In the next part, Misuzu-chan's body is taken over by a regular customer she hates. At first, she's stripped from the waist down for that jerk who won a 'urine drinking' prize, acting as a self-service coffee machine, saying 'please set the cup between my legs,' urinating into a plastic cup, and urging him to go down on her. As a skilled actress, Misuzu-chan's portrayal of the possession is exquisite, and her use of her own body feels realistic. Since it's a convenience store studio, shooting from below usually catches the ceiling fluorescent lights, making the subject dark, but they adjusted the iris to blow out the lights and captured her body well. However, it feels weird that the male actor she possesses offers no resistance and even actively participates. As someone who has released about 200 VR works, Misuzu-chan's monologue acting is perfect. Throughout the whole thing, I felt that when the tone of voice is masculine, the sex appeal drops to less than 1/10th, so it can only be viewed as a variety show. Misuzu-chan's self-nipple licking is rare, appearing in only one other work. As an AV, the camera angles are well-crafted, but the possession element gets in the way, making the eroticism subtle. After 1 hour and 41 minutes, it's a separate part where a certain convenience store becomes a den for perverts, increasing the number of victims(?), and it ends with an orgy in the darkened store.

I believe the evaluation of this type of work mostly comes down to the actress's acting skills and how she presents herself. Honestly, it's not a genre I usually watch, but I bought this one because Sara Uruki was in it. In conclusion, her acting, expressions, and screen presence were masterful and truly excellent.

*If I thought that the woman doing it was a man, I would be disgusted. But the lottery is a good idea. Isn't it okay to draw lots and get blowjobs or sex behind the scenes?