SAVR-687 - A VR experience detailing a life where sexual encounters with cheerleading angels resolve crises, leading to a state of blissful invincibility and multiple orgasms.

Bright and cheerful erotica is a little loud, but I'm into it! The protagonist's crises across different generations are happily resolved with 'angelic mischief,' and they even get to experience internal release – the protagonist is living the dream. The support erotica with Hikaru and Konatsu as a pair in their teens, Himari and Enachi as a pair in their twenties, Karin solo in her forties, and then the harem orgy with everyone except Hikaru in their sixties… the support is just amazing, so happy. It's a shame Hikaru didn't participate in the final support as a demon, but I'm glad I got to contribute my seed to the five angels.

It's a pretty standard harem setup, but the actresses all have a lot of potential, making it a surprisingly good watch. It follows the classic 3P+3P+solo+harem formula, but I wonder if schedules didn't align? It was a shame Hikaru wasn't in the final harem scene – I really like her, personally. Still, everyone's skills are on point, and it's a solid piece of work.

The video quality is fantastic! All five girls are gorgeous and have totally different vibes – a real treat for the eyes. Definitely a keeper.

The immersive experience unique to VR was fantastic. The flow of cheerleader angels appearing to cheer you on whenever you're in trouble is simple, but the repeated act of being drained while being healed creates a unique sense of euphoria. The very idea of erotic cheering is ridiculous, but getting repeatedly cummed on through the VR headset wraps you in a sense of bliss, exactly as the creators intended. Each angel has a different vibe, and the pace keeps things interesting. The scenario is absurd if you think about it seriously, but you get such a feeling of happiness that you don't even care. It's a whole new sensation.

With these kinds of works, the final harem scene always loses some intimacy due to the camera angles. It really comes down to how well they build closeness during the smaller group scenes. Honestly, this one was pretty standard in that regard.