SDMU-263 - The diligent female employees who were secretly horny at work

確かにタイトルがよくわからん。 ただ無視して内容だけを見ればイイ感じです。 他のSOD作品よりはカメラアングル良いです

*Purchased for the purpose of Chihiro Satomi (Mayu Satomi) and Ichika Hayase (Iori Hayakawa).

Chihiro Satomi/Mayu Satomi, Chisato Nishino/Chihiro Nishikawa, Ichika Hayase/Iori Hayakawa, Mioka Yoshimura/Rena Yoshikawa, I guess? It's not bad, but I wish she'd have a more intense climax.

Only two were active with the male actor. The other two resisted quite a bit, and the first one (Mayu Satomi) was almost like a rape scene. Even when asked for raw sex midway through, those two firmly refused, and the two who did accept raw sex still refused internal ejaculation. Well, that's only natural. Just because they're quiet types doesn't mean everyone wants to do it with anyone at any time, and just because they say no doesn't mean they'll suddenly open up and do anything once you put it in. If they just said yes immediately, they'd just be sluts. That's not the real appeal of office-themed adult content. Because of that, it was different from what I expected, but it was actually refreshing. In a world where everyone is doing internal ejaculation and office themes are no longer sacred, this work definitely values human realism. However, despite the screen time, the characters of each employee aren't very clear, so even when they get intimate, you don't really feel any surprise, duality, or hidden sides, making the impression quite thin. That might be why it feels half-baked. I thought this kind of detailed character building was the true essence of SODC...

*Title: A progression that doesn't seem to have much to do with the setting. There is something in the package that looks like it's supposed to be creampie, but it's only for the last person, and the second person takes it out in his hand, cums it all out, then puts it in again and takes it out. Only one person has dark stains. The signboard is not deceiving, but it's amazing how it looks like it's for sale. I thought it would be better to deepen the content rather than list the number of people.