
After a car accident leaves Saori with chronic pain, she hires a private masseur for home therapy. But when her husband steps out, the masseur reveals his true, predatory colors, forcing himself on her in a brutal session she can't escape.












Saori Kono's body isn't great. I was turned off by her saggy breasts and the surgical scars on her stomach... The story is also way too simplistic.
I should have read the reviews before buying. I had an image of Saori Konno being cuter, and since there was a phone sex scene, I thought I'd enjoy it enough to ignore the ratings—that was my mistake. Just as the reviews said, she's strangely thin with sagging skin, and because she's tanned, she looks haggard. The scar on her stomach didn't bother me, though. I couldn't tell if she was enjoying it or not, and the phone call lacked any sense of illicit thrill. As the reviews mentioned, the two ugly guys in the middle were unnecessary. This work taught me the hard way that you should listen to what the reviews say.
I agree with Rembrandt-san. I think she's the least attractive in the series. She's slender, but I don't like how her ribs stick out, and her 'ravished' face looks like Naoko Ken, so I couldn't get into it at all... That said, it follows the series formula perfectly, and seeing her in a doctor's coat—is that Jita Hanaoka!?—makes me want to rate it 'average,' but I'm going with 'bad' because I'd advise newcomers to this series to stay away.
*Konno-san probably has his likes and dislikes. The wound on my stomach was so painful that I couldn't empathize with him at all. Mr. Hanaoka is still good, but Mr. Tsukamoto is a radish actor and is completely useless. I am looking forward to the next work and am giving it one and a half stars.
*It was top class ugliness for this series. The reason I gave it an average rating is because she's ugly but slim and has nice breasts. It is. The plus point is that it's slightly saucey and soft. Furthermore, in Attackers, this genre is still ``Hanaoka Jitta'' +1 for that.