
Sana, still grieving for her late mother, clashes with her stepmother constantly. She tries to convince her father to call off the marriage, but tragedy strikes when her father passes away from a chronic illness. With her father gone, her stepmother finally reveals her true, cruel colors and begins to torment Sana.












*The actress has an idol-like cuteness that makes her look like a member of Keyakizaka. Less than a year after losing her mother, she was confused because her father was taking a second wife, but her father also suddenly passed away. So, the woman who was planning to become his second wife brings along her yakuza-like younger brother and comes to take over his inheritance. The woman held her down and her brother caressed her white panties with her M-shaped legs spread. Furthermore, lick it and stain it. Also, I brought my male partner and had him change into his school swimsuit on the counter in the dining kitchen, and spread his legs in an M-shape. We moved to the bed, and while wearing our uniforms, we both raped each other. Scrape the uniform with scissors. Although she desperately resists to prevent her inheritance from being taken over, she is overpowered by two men. One of the most exciting books in the Kichikuwa series.
It feels like she's being kept as a pet. The situation where she's being washed by a creepy guy is great.
I wonder if it's inevitable that the quality fluctuates. There are some good works occasionally, but this one is neither sadistic nor a gangbang. It's like they have no affection for the actress, or maybe they're just not interested? The actresses are cute, but they aren't pushed to their physical or mental limits. Everything feels half-baked, so it lacks appeal. It's just underwhelming.
*The story of not being saved is something like this... The good thing is that Sana-chan's body is beautiful and attractive. Honestly speaking, I think the main character played by Sana is too relaxed (especially her inner voice), which takes away from the reality. After all, you're being raped, right?
The plot involves a stepmother and her brother trying to seize an inheritance by training the heiress as a sex slave. The content isn't bad, but I don't understand why they used this specific title. If it was just a lazy attempt to cash in on the 'JK' trend, aren't they underestimating the series' fans? Well, the directors change constantly in this series, so consistency is impossible. Viewers will just have to lower their expectations.