
Yuka married a man with a son. However, her husband died in an unexpected accident, leaving her alone with his son, Ichihiko. On the other hand, Ichihiko didn't like the sudden appearance of a new mother and couldn't honestly accept his father's death, so he attacked her as a way to escape reality. One day, his classmate, Sanada, found out about this rotten situation. Ichihiko asked him to keep it a secret, but the mischievous Sanada pressed him, saying, "Then lend me your mom too…"










This is a total shock. I've been watching this series from the beginning, and the story suddenly changed completely. The content isn't like 'A Bug's Life' anymore; it feels more like incest and just a simple 3-way. Really disappointing.
First time buying this series. Incest with a 3P is rare, so that's a plus. But the story feels a little lacking because it's a stepfamily setting instead of a real family relationship… kind of a cop-out, you know? (laughs) I wonder if there's some kind of industry code regarding content like this. I wish they'd pushed the boundaries a bit more.
The structure changed from the previous installments, and it finally feels like it lives up to the title, 'Let Me Borrow Your Mom.' The previous ones were good in their own way, though. Tada-san's performance was amazing, and I'd hate for it to end here – hoping for a continuation of the series! Seriously a masterpiece.
The wheel… scene was a bit too escalated. I don't like it when they start using restraints or tools right away. Feels like they're lacking some finesse…
The casting of the actors... honestly, they don't really look like high school students, and it feels forced every time, but I still enjoyed it.