SAVR-375 - [VR] If you don't touch me, it's not an affair. Smooth finger technique and then vagina technique. Every time we passed each other, I asked Mr. Matsumoto from the human resources department for advice, and as a result, he invited me to a hotel... Riho Matsumoto

To be honest, Riho-san gets full marks. Because she's sexy. It comes across on the screen. Her voice, expressions, gestures, everything is perfect! Why only 4 stars? It's just my opinion (I think everyone feels the same), but the glasses in Chapter 1 are so random. Does she even need them? They don't suit her and look weird. The outfit is also forced. She doesn't need to wear such a revealing outfit to look sexy. A tight knit sweater would be enough. It feels forced. In Chapters 1 and 2, the old man at the beginning is unnecessary!! It's too close and makes me cringe. I only want to see Riho-san. Is that a directorial choice? I don't understand. Minus 1 star for my dissatisfaction with the production. This work requires some experience.

VR glasses works often feel uncomfortable because the glasses press against your face when the distance is too close, and it's disappointing when it's too far. But this one was comfortable to watch without any discomfort. The red glasses suit her well, and combined with the red underwear, it's really erotic! You can enjoy a lot of beautiful faces up close, so I didn't mind that the main scene was short. Definitely a keeper!

Sweet yet mischievous, My brain, my feelings, my soul... I've completely fallen for it. Sweetness is the best.

Chapter 1, where you get a handjob while standing, is absolutely incredible. Instead of covering her face during orgasm or anything like that, she gently guides you to the finish while making eye contact with the beautiful Matsumoto-san. She doesn't force you to hold back, and whispering "let it all out" is just so good. I've been waiting for a handjob like this for so long, and I'm so moved to finally find it. The glasses also hint at a slight OL fetish, which is a nice touch. Chapter 2's sex is a bit ordinary, but there's no exaggerated acting or forced moaning, and the calm entanglement feels realistic. Plus, Matsumoto-san is so beautiful that it makes me happy. I think this director's sensibilities are a good match for me, so it's a shame there's no credit. I'd love to see more VR from this person.

To be honest, the acting is really excellent. The costumes are all beautiful and really bring out the 'kind girl from HR' character. Point 1 (Glasses): Like in many other works, it feels awkward to suddenly take off glasses during an important scene after wearing them in non-performance scenes. It feels like a setting error. Point 2 (Structure & Situation): Nakata-san's work has a variety of positions, but the introduction is too long. Repeated mistakes at work, getting scolded by the boss, and the wife neglecting her due to the new baby… Honestly, it was a bit hard to get immersed. I don't really want to experience that kind of situation in VR. Point 3 (Dialogue & Acting): Matsumoto-san's acting was good, but I have one complaint. When having a conversation in VR, it seems that the female actor often repeats the male actor's lines. Honestly, this is terrible. I understand the effort to make a product as easy to use as possible, but it feels like it's made for idiots. But I have to say it. The common practice of 'repeating the content of the lines' not only makes me feel like I'm being treated like an idiot, but also ruins the immersion. On the other hand, look at Furukawa Honoka-san's VR work. In the introduction, she doesn't directly repeat the male actor's lines, but you can understand what he's saying through the silence. It feels like a monologue, but the flow of the conversation is very natural. The human brain is amazing and fills that silence with the correct lines. Why is that? It's either because Furukawa Honoka-san's acting is excellent, or because the screenwriter of the work she's in is brilliant. Conclusion: The other acting and the explicit scenes were good, so I'm raising the rating from 4 stars to 5 stars. This is a masterpiece! Definitely worth keeping.