
Aika is held hostage alongside her husband and ravished by a serial rapist, Tanuma. After finally finding some peace in her hospital room, Tanuma tracks her down, forcing her back into his nightmare. Caught in a web of silent agony, the young wife's days of torment begin.












Ichika Kuroki, 23 at the time, is a beauty with a great figure. The first rape scene and the way she's stripped bare are quite impressive. It's nice that she shows signs of pleasure toward the end, but it's a shame she didn't go all the way to total corruption.
I understand wanting to break out of a rut, but changing the direction this much is a bit much. The core appeal is the guilt of potentially getting caught by the husband, but here, she doesn't get caught. If anything, it feels closer to the 'I Won't Forgive You' series.
I see comments saying Jitta appears too much, but that just goes to show how many useless male actors there are out there. Idiots who think of sex as nothing more than genital friction should be purged from the industry. Hanaoka Jitta's acting, which makes it look like he's going to ravage every inch of a woman, is, in a sense, on par with the world's greatest actors. If I had to give this work a subtitle, it would be 'A Woman's Sorrow and a Man's Obsession.' It's an excellent piece that depicts the obsession of wanting to impregnate the woman he desires!!
I like that she maintains her resistance throughout. In the second half, there's this atmosphere where her body seems to be succumbing to pleasure against her will. That sense of helpless tragedy makes her look endearing (though that's just my subjective take). While the 'right in front of him' premise isn't really there, it's a well-made production overall. I also appreciate that a large portion of the runtime is dedicated to the intimate scenes.
The actress is pretty and cute. But for some reason, it just doesn't get exciting. It's probably the story. The structure is worse than an amateur's work.