SDMT-946 - Street Pickup Instant Date! Can They Handle Immediate Action Inside the Magic Mirror?

As others have mentioned, I couldn't help but think, 'This content for 240 minutes?' I was drawn in by the concept, but it turns out everyone else was right.

*A variety project in which a man and a woman who are looking for lovers are approached on the street, are left alone in the Magic Mirror, and their reactions are carefully observed. First, they liven up the atmosphere with light physical contact such as hugs and kisses (over rap), and once a good atmosphere is created, all staff members withdraw. After that, the motivated participants started having sex naturally even if they were left alone. However, there is also a completely off-color pattern that ends with a "kiss stop" (the main cover photo), so be careful when viewing. Because the system is such that girls are approached first, and then girls are approached by boys they like, it is generally easier for them to develop sex (the girls are positive about it).

A rare concept that lets you vicariously experience the tension, anticipation, and excitement of a first-time encounter. Letting the women choose lowers the rejection barrier, making the flow smooth. But as others have pointed out, how can there be couples who don't even have sex? They only do it with the first and last couples. Technically three, but only those are worth watching. Come on, it's a 4-hour video—that's just not right. That common trope in these productions where they pretend to be amateurs but make excuses like 'no time' or 'I'm on my period' to avoid sex—it's supposed to be 'realistic,' but it's completely unnecessary! If they had kept the energy of the first and last segments throughout the whole 4 hours, instead of having actresses who just do a French kiss and leave, it would've been a guaranteed 5 stars. Also, this 'MM' series really doesn't do oral—is that some kind of policy? Please, drop that nonsense and give the users what they actually want to see.

*in the package “The main story doesn’t include the line of sight.” I purchased this work based on the fact that it clearly stated that it was a work that showed faces, and to my surprise, this work had facial mosaics all over the faces of men. I actually felt more sad than angry. I'm really troubled by descriptions that mislead fans. I want them to release only works that openly show both men and women's faces. If there are circumstances that prevent you from showing your face, shouldn't you clearly state this on the package and close the disclosure? Is there something wrong with this opinion?

I enjoyed a similar series from a certain studio in the past, so I was looking forward to this. All five actresses had the right vibe, and it lived up to my expectations; the cast was solid. However, the actress who was featured on the cover and was arguably the best of the bunch didn't even take off her clothes, let alone engage in sex or oral—it just ended like that... Typical cheap tactics from this studio.