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When the K-University swim team runs out of training funds, the captain makes a desperate deal: the female members must play a 'Life Game' for donations. Unaware of the true nature of the game, the girls are forced into a series of humiliating challenges in their racing swimsuits. Witness their toned bodies and raw, unfiltered reactions as they do whatever it takes to secure the funding.




















If everyone had full intercourse, it would've been a perfect score without complaints, but it's limited to only a few, which is a real shame.
I don't really care for the private room setting. It would've been way more exciting if they were doing it in front of the club members.
Who is the person appearing as Minako Hirai in the blue swimsuit? Is she a professional actress as well? I'd appreciate it if someone could let me know.
The 'college swim team game of life' concept is fine, but all the swim team members are just regular actresses... that doesn't work. They don't have the build of swimmers, and they're all too skinny. They should have cast actresses with actual swimming experience for a project like this.
I figured it would just be AV actresses, and I was right. It featured popular solo actresses like Manami Momosaki, Anri Suma, and Airin Higashino, with Myu acting as the MC. It's a shame they aren't real athletes, but it's still a pretty star-studded lineup. Since the setting is a training camp, they're all wearing natural, almost no-makeup looks, and the simple athletic wear is actually quite a turn-on. The pacing is so fast—like being forced to give a handjob right in front of everyone—that you can tell the actresses are genuinely embarrassed, which is great. Airin Higashino was dragged into a private room and forced to have sex, and she actually started crying. Even for an AV actress, it’s tough to have your sex life put on display without any mental preparation. It doesn't feel like a student swim team at all, and the premise is pretty much dead, but the 'anything goes' industry party vibe—where the actresses don't know what's coming next—is actually quite entertaining in its own way.