SDMF-030 - Continued to insert and provide sperm to a daughter undergoing infertility treatment. A 300-day record of intimate relations between father and daughter, Peach-Colored Family VOL.32 Mio Megu.

It lacked eroticism because it tried too hard to be realistic. Beautiful Mio is wonderful just to look at, but the only part that was actually erotic was the final sex scene.

*I'm giving this a 5 because I like father-daughter incest, but I don't think it's good. The story is good, but the sex scenes are disappointing. The first time was my favorite naked sex, but it was shot from a distance like a voyeur. The second sex has a good camera angle, but for some reason it's clothed sex. I want to tell her to at least take off her bra.

The 'Momoka Kazoku' series had always met or exceeded my expectations, but this is the first time I've been disappointed. I don't recommend it.

The charm of the young wife earnestly trying to conceive for her husband and their future family is endearing, especially how she sincerely accepts even her father-in-law. On the other hand, the father sees his son's wife as a stranger, plain and simple. Being able to have a young woman willingly accept his sperm, officially, is a situation that awakens a man's long-abandoned libido, which then transforms into an uncontrollable possessiveness. The husband's desperation to the point where he doesn't care whose sperm it is if his wife gets pregnant... I love how this sad and erotic story of a broken couple trying to conceive is portrayed like a raw, no-cuts human documentary!

*It's probably an incest series, but the biological father is highly unlikely, and the child born is likely to be dangerous as well. At least it would have been a great document if he was my mother's remarried father and we weren't related by blood. It's a shame. There seem to be several works in the same series that involve in-law relationships, and if the stepfather (husband's father) is a typical one, I would have liked them to at least have no blood relation. It was good that it was made like a TV special documentary (although the scenes involving it could not be broadcast). It's a shame because he's often seen as an actor playing the role of a father. I would also like to see a sperm donation document series with improved content like that. Father-in-law, brother-in-law, etc.