SGKI-016 - ``I forget being a woman for the sake of laughter.'' A female comedian who continues to laugh no matter how much she is made to cum.

It was so hot watching Kuramoto Sumire get teased while trying to stay quiet in front of people. Seriously… *chef's kiss*.

The actresses weren't overwhelmingly beautiful, but they had the kind of looks you'd accept if they were comedians. Each corner had something to offer, like the scene where she was spraying like she was peeing during the first performance, or her expression while giving a phone-sex blowjob. The performance at the beginning and end was the same, but the pacing was good in the first scene, while the last scene had a slower, more pleasurable feel, and even some pauses – the changes were great. Seriously, a masterpiece!

It's like a documentary-style work about female comedians enduring erotic pranks while reviewing things every day. Is the view that it's a world where erotic acts are allowed correct? It was a little different from what I imagined. I wish there had been a situation where they shouldn't reveal what was happening to them. Even so, there were many parts that were exciting as a situation, so I enjoyed it in its own way.

I bought it for Kotone, but Kuramoto was great too. I didn't mind that Kotone's solo part wasn't related to comedy, but I was disappointed there wasn't any insertion. On the other hand, the manzai part, including practice and the actual performance, felt a bit too long. I would've preferred to see more of them just chatting freely. Honestly, a little disappointing.

I feel like I've seen something similar to this before. Well, I guess they wanted to convey to men what it would be like to make an AV by disguising themselves as comedians. The actress casting wasn't bad, and I think casting an actress with coarse hair was the biggest point. The other one also has a pussy-shaped pubic area and the joining part is insane. It's pretty brutal to do manzai while being ridden. Since laughter doesn't come out and only moans echo in the hall, I think it's a little interesting.