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SDMU-629
SDMU-629 - SOD Romance x Real Married Woman: Look at me like a woman again... The lustful tale of a cheating housewife
3.7Rating
Misaki EnomotoMisaki, the daughter of a hospital director, lives in a luxurious mansion with her doctor husband, Ippei. However, Ippei only views her as an object for his sexual gratification. Tired of this empty life, she finds comfort in her husband's cousin, Tomonori, when he visits. Misaki gives in to his kindness, but a shocking scheme is unfolding behind the scenes.
*This is the first time I've seen this kind of AV. The story of the drama was solid and the performance was good. Also, the indifferent narration seems to be an attempt to create a literary drama. And in the final part of the drama, there is a sense of retrieving hints from the past, and you can feel the comfort of being betrayed in a good way. The actress also plays the scenario of the drama well, adding to the quality of the result.
Misaki's husband, who married into her family, treated her as nothing more than a sex toy, devoid of any affection. Despite this, she endured until an unexpected man appeared. When she showed her unfulfilled loneliness to her husband's cousin, he treated her body with a tenderness and care that her husband never did. Though plagued by the guilt of infidelity, Misaki sinks into a bottomless pit of pleasure, soaking in the ecstasy of the moment. Later, she even reaches climax while masturbating and thinking of him. She takes advantage of her husband's business trips to enjoy sex with the cousin. Her performance—losing herself in lust and climaxing repeatedly as if to wash away her past suffering—is a must-see. A woman's sexual desire cannot be stopped; she is determined to satisfy her cravings even if her infidelity is exposed.
Misaki Enomoto is an actress with a beautiful face, great breasts, a nice butt, and a sexy voice. The story in this one was good, and just watching her pleasure was enough to get me excited. She's been on hiatus since January 2019, but I strongly hope for her return.
*The result is a literary work with a slightly retro feel. I feel like I've acquired a new artistic style by acting in a lewd manner. Just with my husband It's a shame that I feel like the length is a little too long.
Is this her first drama-focused work? It's mostly monologues, but she pulls it off okay. The script is weak, so I couldn't really get emotionally invested. It doesn't quite reach the brilliance of her past amateur works.
