
Akari, who is doing well in both work and love, finishes moving into her new home and goes to greet her neighbor. She feels relieved seeing the kind-looking young man who greets her. However, the young man, who fell in love with her at first sight, couldn't suppress his growing feelings and...












An Akari Ayatsuki work from the flagship series 'The Girl Next Door...' by Shiyaku. Manjiro-kun, who lives next door, is set up as a herbivore, unpopular ronin student. As expected, he falls for her because she's nice to him, which is a common trope, but things escalate rapidly after he visits to share a gift! He transitions from a deep kiss to aggressive thrusting, which you wouldn't expect from his looksโhe clearly looks like a virgin. He shows a level of assertiveness that kids these days should learn from, but the aftermath is pathetic. He keeps crying and apologizing after it's over. Even after getting creampied, Akari-san just kindly forgives him. Isn't this just a total 'hit and run' win for him?!
*When you are about to enter the scene I wouldn't stand up if someone showed me saying things like "Stop it, Manjiro-kun" (ยดใปฯใป`) However, overall the content was lacking. It's not exciting.
There was almost none of the 'clothed molestation' promised in the cover art or sample images. I was deeply disappointed that the opening scene went straight from the assault to her being completely naked. The three sex scenes were also monotonous, with almost no change in camera angles. Above all, her 'disgusted' face was so unattractive that it was a total turn-off. A complete failure.
The premise and the actress's performance don't really mesh well. She doesn't look sophisticated, and her way of speaking is too childish; there's absolutely no impression of a refined, urban 'older sister' type here. Itโs more accurate to describe it as a story about a rustic, country girl with a sexy body who gets trained as a sex toy by a city shut-in. If you can reconcile that in your head, it's actually quite a well-made film. You can really feel the actress's genuine reluctance, so in that sense, her acting isn't bad at all.