RKI-641 - New - A man firing the world's largest volume of ejaculate in an excessive sexual act. Walnut Sakura

It's got some comedic elements, and the actresses look like they're having a blast. It's definitely steamy and practical too, so if the sample video caught your eye, you absolutely have to get it. Seriously, a masterpiece.

This really delivers on the fantasy of a classic black-haired beauty, Sakura, getting covered in semen. Plus, the costume choices – uniforms, swimsuits, bloomers – are perfect for that kind of scene. I also get a soft M vibe, which is a huge plus for me. This creator really knows their stuff.

Long hair, a cute voice, and (probably makeup) incredibly large eyes – Kurumi-san is like a black-haired, obsessive-compulsive girl straight out of a manga or anime. It's a ridiculously stupid premise, like something you wouldn't even see in an ero manga these days. But despite saying that, with this work, you don't need to think about 'detailed settings' or 'that kind of development would never happen.' Just focus on the fact that 'a cute girl covered in sticky, milky fluid is erotic' and you're good to go. Luckily, since the premise is getting covered in white fluid, it's also a 'see-through outfit' work as a byproduct. 'A cute girl in a perverted outfit is also erotic' – that's all you need. I easily understand the mechanics, but where does she replenish and ejaculate? If they're skillfully editing it together or framing out a 'device,' then I'm impressed with their technique!

Of course, I know it's simulated, but just thinking about Kurumi Sakura-chan getting showered gets me so hyped. Watching the scene actually makes my body and mind heat up. I wish I could see Sakura-chan getting absolutely drenched in real life, but I doubt I'll ever see that level of intensity. So I'm gonna treasure this work forever. Looking forward to more Kurumi Sakura content in the future!

There's a lot of silly stuff, but I didn't mind the development where Sakura-chan as the student role becomes more proactive. It's a series, so it's unavoidable, but I think it would have been a different work if it had a more serious tone.