SAME-065 - Special investigator, code name MIO I will never lose Miori Yurizono

Baekhapwon Miori, her body is definitely AV-worthy. Her skin looks so smooth, and… *ahem*. This work would've been better if the partner wasn't Tony. Is Miori-san the type who doesn't show much emotion? I wanted to see a more passionate performance. Also, I wanted to see an oily body, but there weren't any scenes like that.

These kinds of stories always have a twist or a huge reversal at the end... I wonder who even asks for that? One scene ruins the whole thing and makes me feel disgusted. Seriously lacking substance.

I had a feeling it was different from a typical detective story when I saw the sample, and it turned out to be a pretty unusual piece. There's no use of aphrodisiacs at all, it's just a detective being subjected to pressure under the guise of interrogation. The acting of biting her lip and resisting while occasionally letting out a moan was really good. That's the kind of conflict you want from a detective story. The aphrodisiac pattern is okay, but I don't like it when they fall too easily. The direction of constantly pressing without aphrodisiacs was also good, and the actress's expression was the best. I was really drawn in by things like her eyes gradually welling up with tears. What was disappointing was the awkwardness of the setting and the chaotic direction of the ending. The missing fiancé suddenly appeared, but I wonder if that was necessary? And at the end, the boss was a shadow clone, or the fiancé was shot by the real boss... I couldn't figure out what the story was trying to achieve. Also, in the play scene, under the condition of "I'll let you live if you satisfy me," I couldn't tell how they wanted to portray it, whether it was acting or genuine surrender, which made it difficult to immerse myself in the story. Minus one point for that. There were a lot of good points, such as the fact that the actress's conflict was clearly shown without aphrodisiacs, and above all, the actress's expression was good, but it's a shame that the ending was ruined by an incomprehensible mess.

It's an Attackers detective thing, but the play feels way too tame, doesn't it? Honestly, the other work with the same actress, the Ling… series, felt more like Attackers. Baekhapwon's figure and face are really beautiful, but this work feels a bit of a letdown. Feels like the project selection wasn't the best.