
Two innocent girls who only cared about their friendship are lured into a trap. After being drugged with aphrodisiacs, their bond shatters as they turn into sex-starved sluts, fighting over who gets to take the cock first.




















*This is Nanami Yokomiya's and Mitsuki Nagisa's first co-starring work. As a fan of Yokomiya Nanami-chan, it is no exaggeration to say that I have reached the level of a seasoned veteran. I was overwhelmed with emotion to co-star with Mitsuki-chan, who has outstanding acting skills. The story is about a stalker who stalks a girl who loves books, uses a rare book as bait, fills the two with aphrodisiacs, screws them both up, and finally falls for them.It's surreal to see the otaku side of him as he seduces her with the rare book. So plain literary girls have a weakness for rare books. At first, Nanami falls prey to this stalker, puts an aphrodisiac in her drink, and begins to masturbate. The stalker doesn't let up, and next he lures Mitsuki with the aforementioned rare book, then fills her with an aphrodisiac in her drink, torturing her and making her his. And even Nanami-chan... The two completely fell for it and have a furious threesome as if they were competing for the stalker's dick! The literary girl was now transformed into a meat urinal girl. Personally, I also found the setting of glasses throughout the story very interesting. The sight of a plain girl gradually becoming naughty is truly exquisite. It was a work that I would like to see these two co-star in again. Recommended.
Looks like this was filmed around Golden Week... Both are wearing glasses, but somehow they suit Nagisa Mitsuki better. Maybe they should have kept their bangs out from behind the frames... ■The setting is that they were drugged with an aphrodisiac, but the 'literary girl' concept doesn't really come through. If you asked me how to make that setting work, I wouldn't know—it's too vague. Maybe they should have just set it in a library... ■Nanami-chan's oral scene and Mitsuki-chan's bondage scene left the strongest impression. The glasses seem to be just frames without lenses, and honestly, I kept getting distracted by things like, 'Don't people usually take their glasses off before doing it?' The actresses did their best, but the script just didn't really hit the mark for me.