
Conducting sexual sensitivity development outside to erotically develop the body of the diligent, boyish AD Shinda. The skilled techniques of a legendary actor, first 3P sex, and dr●g-related sex. All the pleasure of first experiences, feeling it throughout the body, not just there… Initially stiff, but gradually capturing the moment of Shinda's awakening as she transforms into a more feminine appearance.




















Hosomi is seriously sexy and cute – it's exactly my type! Everyone should definitely check it out. Definitely worth keeping.
She's a cute actress, but her reactions are just… nonexistent. The reactions were below average throughout the whole thing, so it wasn't exciting at all.
Calling it 'sexual development' feels a bit off, doesn't it? There's absolutely no reaction... Honestly, I don't even know what they're trying to achieve. Are they trying to discover actresses? I think I remember them saying in the past that women applying could choose to be considered as aspiring actresses, and that's apparently unique to SOD. I can understand sticking to that style, but most of the actresses they've debuted aren't being utilized properly. It's not just about the body; the women themselves aren't being showcased. That's why I question the idea of women who applied as aspiring actresses being able to debut in AV. I think they need to rethink things. Even if they try to do something grand, the material isn't being used effectively, so they should change their approach.
They said they were trying to heighten the sensuality... but it's just bland. Usually these actors are hardcore, but they're strangely loose and sweet. It's boring. There's no way this girl will grow with such lukewarm acts. Are they just trying to build camaraderie among the staff in the end? It's ridiculous. What a waste of time.
They should really limit this 'study and practice while making films' thing to the first two releases. If the setting was actually used to create something erotic, that'd be fine, but this felt like a low-quality copy of the second film. The generally dim lighting during the scenes was also a disappointment. Honestly, I'm worried they've finally fallen into SOD's usual downward spiral after the second release. The actress herself has so much potential, but it feels like the staff around her don't actually understand what an erotic work *is*. They pretend to incorporate her opinions and ideas, but give advice and direction that doesn't suit her, almost like they're puppeteering her. The SOD team needs to revisit what makes an erotic work from the customer's perspective. Their current works are either visually polished, overly complex with hidden meanings, or cynical and self-indulgent... Can't they stop relying on the material and actually *use* it? Even if it's just a fixed match, seeing their genuine selves on social media [I didn't feel it with this release, unfortunately] makes me desperately want them to release something truly vibrant and erotic with these girls.