
Ordinary life is over! The protagonist is struck by 'Pervert Syndrome,' where every daily interaction turns into a steamy, lucky encounter. With beautiful women constantly throwing themselves at him, heโs living in a non-stop, pleasure-filled harem. Can he handle the constant wave of erotic surprises?










'Lucky ecchi'โwhat a great term. It's so unrealistic with these sudden lucky developments, but it feels like a win, so I enjoyed it like watching a comedy. Kana Miyashita was cute.
There's a scene in the middle of the play that features a close-up of only the man. It's not because of bad camerawork, but clearly an intentional choice. I could understand it in the intro or after the climax, but I don't get why they'd insert a man-only shot during the action. The director needs to understand that AV is for gratification, not a cinematic drama.
Maybe they tried to cram in as much of the four girls as possible, but the content of each chapter is just too thin. There's not much 4-way action, and the individual scenes are too short. I barely felt the 'harem from a male perspective' vibe mentioned on the packaging.