
Kaori's artist is on the verge of being dropped due to poor performance. Desperate to save his career, she pleads with the boss, only to be hit with a depraved ultimatum: trade her body for his contract. She has no choice but to surrender to his lewd demands behind closed doors.












*It's good to see him working so hard for struggling musicians. Personally, I like the last scene the most, but it's a shame that it ends with a vibe. I wanted to see him fall even further.
The story arc—sacrificing herself for the musician she manages, only to end up in the gutter while he finds success—is quite compelling. However, 80 minutes across three episodes feels too short; I really wanted one more. Even the classic 'desk blowjob' trope felt lacking; I wanted to see the dramatic buildup and coercion leading up to it. Hiding under a desk when no one is even coming felt like a weak directorial choice. The act itself became repetitive and tedious; it needed more variety, like stripping, toys, or dirty talk to spice things up.
*She plays a takabi and arrogant role, making fun of men all the time. Because of that, she gets beaten up by men and doesn't fall until the end. If it were a story like that, it would give me chills. It's been a while since I saw Kubota, but he's as metabolic as ever. ``4'' with 1 bonus item.
I have no idea what the script was trying to achieve. The actor playing the boss didn't fit the character at all. It makes me feel bad for the actress who's actually trying. Giving it one extra star just for Sakuru's great figure.