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Yoshioka Yui from accounting finally broke her wall. The innocent girl chasing her dreams as a musical actress is now on camera. As we help her practice, things get heated, and she even starts seducing the director. You won't believe her hidden wild side.




















The actress isn't one of those 'project' performers; it’s likely Yua Yoshikawa. She has a nice physique, but her breasts are fake, and above all, her acting skills are abysmal. Even if they had set up an elaborate plot, she wouldn't have been able to pull it off anyway. Between the actress and the script, it's a mess—definitely one of the worst in the series. At the very least, if I could have enjoyed some contortionist sex, it might have been okay, but she isn't even that flexible. It’s hopeless. Unless you’re really into this actress, you won’t want to watch it twice.
There's no point in getting worked up about her being a 'planned' actress at this stage, but the setup here is an office worker who dreams of being a ballerina. Yoshioka-san spends her time after work at a studio, aiming to pass a ballet troupe audition. I approached her pretending to support her dreams, but it ends with the inevitable AV debut. She ends up failing the audition and says she'll do her best as an SOD employee from now on. Let's hope she makes plenty more appearances in the 'female employee' series.
You can look up her name if you want, but she's just an actress for hire. If it were a variety show like rock-paper-scissors strip poker, it might be fine to use an actress for hire, but you shouldn't cast an AV actress for a project where the core concept is 'SOD employee'. Next time, please cast an actual female SOD employee.
The style, looks, and voice are fine, but the acting feels forced and the intimacy feels stiff. The flow is way too scripted, so it just doesn't get me excited. I’d rather watch an 'SOD Yui Yoshioka' solo feature...