SDMS-588 - Rubbing My Cock on Her Face and Cumming

It's the same repetitive pattern over and over. It lacks realism and is just a disappointing, purely passive performance.

Shiho Kano, who appears at the very beginning, is amazing. She's a beauty, and the way she lisps when she talks made me rock hard. She slaps his face with his cock, rubs it against her face glistening with juices, and when the actor lets out those heavy breaths and sprays his semen all over her face, I ejaculated right along with him. I really hope they make more sequels in this series!

This is a face-cocking work where the male actor rubs his member against the actress's face, or the actress rubs her face against his member. There are probably 7 actresses in total: 1. Shiho Kano 2. Mana Hinata 3. Kurara Iijima 4. Naami Hasegawa (2-person set) 5. Mai Miyashita (2-person set) 6. Ryo Akanishi 7. Yu Haruka I especially liked the first and third ones. The first one... she's incredibly beautiful. Just watching such a pretty person rubbing against his member is a turn-on. The third one... she's the cute type. While the first one wins in terms of beauty, her natural acting skills are top-notch! She rubs against the member lovingly, uses her cheeks skillfully for stimulation—it's super good! She plays with it happily while showing subtle signs of arousal, and her moans are just right. Her dialogue, like "Ah, amazing. It's still standing," or "Make my favorite thing stand up even more," is also fantastic! It would have been perfect if the first girl's part had this much action.

It's hard to get turned on just by close-ups of faces. There's barely any oral or hand stimulation, so it's actually more frustrating than anything. In the first and second segments, the actor's equipment is limp and lacks energy. From the third segment onwards, the women are more active, so there's a bit more to see, but the climax lacks any real intensity. Only for face fetishists.

After finishing it, I personally felt the first actress was better. Also, since it's quite monotonous, it's hard to deny that it tends to drag on. The concept itself is excellent, but since it's still an emerging genre, I'm looking forward to seeing how it develops.