
10 years ago, I was violated by my teacher. The trauma still haunts me, and the memories are as vivid as if it happened yesterday. 10 years felt like a blink of an eye, and now, he's finally walking free. The nightmare I dreaded is about to begin all over again.










*Tsukino-san looks great in a role like this where someone is brutally beaten. It wasn't bad.
Her acting was so high-level that it felt like watching a regular drama. The boyfriend dies, she kills the culprit, and it ends right before she tries to follow her dead boyfriend. It felt less like an AV and more like a well-depicted look at the dark side of reality. Whether you can get off to it is a matter of taste, so opinions will vary. The story itself was well-crafted.
Luna Tsukino's acting is outstanding, no complaints there. She really expresses a wide range of emotions. I wish the 10-years-ago scene had been longer. Rape scenarios are inherently miserable for everyone except the perpetrator, but this ending was just so hopeless that I felt a bit of regret. I'm not a fan of 'downward spiral' endings, and the aftertaste of this one is just indescribable.
*The story is exactly as the title suggests, and I was impressed by the image of Luna Tsukino, who was raped, despaired, and lost the will to resist. However, this is just how it ends. ๏ผ๏ผ ๏ผ๏ผ I wish you would have thought about it a little more.
*In the work of Miss Luna, there is another one in which she is raped by a giant rapist who has completed a seven-year prison term, but in this one you can see Miss Luna being mentally destroyed. A brutal rapist who uses all sorts of tricks to make Miss Luna react when she's in a state of tuna. Miss Luna's reaction is to make her become erect again, which is sad. A woman getting her shirt sleeve torn is nice. At first I didn't like it. Please note that this is not a light rape where the girl dies in the end with training or drugs.