SDMT-170 - The Unattainable Office Goddess Finally Strips Down! PR Dept. Megumi Kitano

The actress's name is exactly as stated in the title! She has plenty of other works, so check them out. I'm a fan and watch her often. It's very erotic.

As a fan of big breasts, she was a total strike for me. Her face is my type, too. I want to see more of her work, but does anyone know her name?

As most people reading this review already know, despite the 'Beautiful Female Employee' branding, this series features professional actresses rather than actual SOD employees. I mean, if they really had this many 'stunning beauties' in every installment, just how many gorgeous women would be working at SOD? So, there's zero realism from the start. Since you're watching with the premise that it's all acting, it's hard to feel any real excitement unless you're a complete beginner to SOD productions. Ultimately, it comes down to whether you find the actress on the cover cute or not. It feels like a standard solo-actress production with a bit of scripted acting thrown in. Based solely on the actress's appeal, it's just average. Definitely don't make the mistake of actually buying the DVD.

I don't think the actress herself is bad. However, I don't think the part where she goes to apologize at the actress's house is necessary. I think it would have been better to include another sex scene instead of that part.

Do the president and the entire staff think that if a lie is obvious enough, it doesn't count as a lie? That's not right, is it? As human beings, I mean. Is it stupid to be sensitive about it because staging is part of AV? Well, I guess I am stupid. But don't you think that attitude from production companies and complicit customers is what degrades the AV industry itself? Sexuality isn't evil. Everyone needs it, which is why the sex industry is always a huge market. Of course, it's not a noble profession. But precisely because of that, I want everyone—whether as a customer or a provider—to at least be honest. I wish they would just say: 'I have an uncontrollable desire, there's someone who wants to express it on film, someone who wants to act it out, and someone who wants to watch it, so this was made.' That's all it needs to be. What's wrong with it being fiction? Just admit it's fiction and make good content. Don't try to lecture us on life lessons before doing that.