SDMT-484 - AV Actress Sister VS Younger Brother

The setting was a bit disappointing. If they were going for a fictional scenario, I really feel like they should have gone all the way to penetration at the end.

I can forgive it because it's Kokomin, but the plot itself was quite a stretch.

The structure is a complete trace of the previous work, but it's just as poorly executed! If the actor playing the younger brother is bad, they should have just made him a silent character. Someone with the mentality to constantly look away from the monitor wouldn't have come to such a place in the first place. The forced, unnatural lines like 'stop it' at regular intervals are unnecessary, and the direction telling the AV actress to keep glancing at the brother is also pointless. It feels like a chore, making the timing awkward. The gap between that 'enthusiasm' and their serious faces backstage just makes the whole thing feel more fake. Also, when the brother is on screen, it's unsightly, so the mosaic should be thicker. If you want a documentary feel, just use natural, non-expository footage. At the very least, the director should be someone who understands human emotions. Since a work made by deceiving amateurs wouldn't sell anyway, including keywords like 'deceiving' in the script is just treating the audience like idiots.

I don't know if it's real or staged, but... after showing him photos of them as children and family pictures, Naruse sits on top of him, acting all smug, and sprays urine while saying, 'I'm an actress, you know.' She restrains her brother, forces him to use his hands, and uses her thighs, all while saying, 'Hear that squelching sound? I'm an actress.' By any normal standard, it's just repulsive. If a sister like that actually existed and dragged her own family into that world, she'd be so selfish and calculating that she wouldn't just have a screw loose—she'd be completely insane. 'I'm an actress, you know.' It's just tragic. I'm so turned off.

This is the kind of stuff they often do in Paradise TV's incest-themed documentaries. In the end, they don't actually break the sibling taboo. If that's the case, I don't think it belongs in the incest genre. Lately, other studios are also releasing these documentary-style videos about 'teasing' an older stepsister, but it just ends with teasing. Is it okay not to go all the way to sex now? There are too many herbivore men these days...