RCTD-615 - Endurance-based lesbian battle

The 'win if you make your opponent cum once' rule feels a bit short. I would've preferred a penalty where the loser gets a peen-ban, with a more intense, drawn-out climax! Is this basically a Nozomi Yumura showcase? Noah Amaharu, Yuina Taki, Kurumi Ryouka.

A lesbian squirt battle... I thought everyone would be curious... But it seems opinions are divided. Honestly, if it's a battle, it's a bit disappointing that the win or loss isn't clear. It would have made more sense if it was a tap-out system? That's what I think. And I think the casting of the actresses should be more careful. There are only a limited number of actresses who can be attractive in a lesbian context, so you should send love calls to those actresses.

Honestly, I was a bit disappointed… It feels like they didn't put much effort into the casting. Back in the day, they had good castings with people like Akami Kou and Aya Mitsuki. Scarecrow's lesbian battles were the best. I think this might be the first time I've seen a work by this director.

Complaints: 1. I was glad Ms. Yumura Nozomi was in it, but I wish they'd cast someone who could actually make her lose. What I want to see is Ms. Yumura Nozomi getting completely wrecked. 2. Losing after just one cum is boring. It should be like, five times, or maybe losing if you tap out? 3. The loser's climax in the penalty scene is too tame. I want something way more insane. 4. Make a work where one actress (Ms. Yumura Nozomi in this case) fights three times. Or better yet, serialize a series of battles with various ace-level actresses against three other opponents. I'm looking forward to a work that incorporates all of these requests.

I bought this one because it was advertised as a new lesbian battle, but it was so disappointing. While the win/loss system is clearer than the point system, it doesn't leave much of an impression after seeing the tap-out rule. What I felt the most was that, as a battle, it could have been more aggressive. That would bring out more frustrated expressions when someone taps out or loses. It's important to introduce changes to avoid monotony, but tap-outs are more exciting than simply winning, so I hope they don't change that.