SDJS-093 - 【 ※3 Dense Countermeasure Remote Holding Edition 】 SOD Female Employees Climax! Going crazy company briefing 2020 Can they broadcast live to over 100 job seekers across the screen without leaking?! 3 executive candidates who will carry the future of SOD are made to climax 135 times

The situation of playing pranks during a company briefing continues from the previous work, and I was satisfied with that. Since it was filmed during COVID and handled remotely, I can't deny that the tension felt a bit lower, but the quality of the girl was good enough to make up for it.

*The concept is great and the set is decent. Maybe it's a little too revealing.

This is a series I really love and looked forward to every year, so it's sad that there hasn't been a sequel in about two years...

I've started digging into these types of SOD works and realized again how many great ones there are. The best part is that the actresses are cute. Ichika Kasagi is a given, but the third girl's anime-like voice and the way she reacted were fantastic. The downside was the people on remote call constantly asking 'Are you okay?' or 'I can't hear you.' Maybe they were going for realism, but it was just noisy. I rarely rewatch this genre, but I'm planning to watch this one again just for Ichika.

The actresses are wonderful. Their reactions and looks are fantastic; the quality of the actresses is the best in this series! But there are so many things ruining it. Basically, I agree with the other reviews: first of all, there's no need to show the men participating remotely so much. If you really have to show them, half of what's currently shown would be enough. Nobody wants to watch some guy behind a full mosaic who you can't even tell what he's doing. Personally, the most unnecessary thing is when the actress is so overwhelmed she can't speak, and the remote mob guys ask, "Are you okay?" I wish they would just stay quiet. It's fine to say it, but the frequency is way too high. I know this kind of work is fiction. I'm enjoying it knowing that, but that kind of meaningless realism ruins the work. They should have realized by the time they filmed the second actress that trying to force realism into an unrealistic situation just makes it boring. The star is the actress. A wonderful actress. The remote guys in the background need to realize they are just the background. There's a limit to being an attention seeker. I feel like the director, the production staff, and the editors should all get on their knees and apologize to the actress and the male lead. The actress and the male lead aren't at fault—they're actually great—but the production team has dragged the rating of this work into the dirt. If the direction and editing hadn't gotten in the way, it would have been 5 stars. I'm giving it 3 stars only because of how great the actress and the male lead were.