SHKD-705 - The bride-to-be, ravished by a stranger

*I feel bad when a man yells. Also, there is no need for scenes of people breaking glassware or just getting violent.

*It doesn't have to be a drama. The last part doesn't make any sense... I wonder if I could write a more decent book. Ordinary people seem to write much more interesting things. Ogawa's charm is the only saving grace.

There seem to be some negative reviews, but personally, this is the best I've seen recently in terms of both the actress and the structure. Rio Ogawa's performance was also top-notch. I really hope she continues to pursue this style in her future works.

Scene 1: Sex followed by internal ejaculation Scene 2: Sex followed by oral ejaculation Scene 3: Vibrator assault Scene 4: Slow foreplay followed by penetration, but the screen cuts away before the finish Scene 5: Gagged and spanked, then penetration, but the screen cuts away before the finish Last: Foreplay, sex, and a facial finish In scene 4, there was such an intense, lingering foreplay with saliva-swapping kisses and standing oral sex where she looked right at him, so I really wanted to see the finish. What's disappointing is that the white floral short-sleeved shirt on the cover is so cute and eye-catching, but in the actual film, there's no action in that outfit; she's wearing a plain plaid long-sleeved shirt or a navy outfit instead. I felt let down, thinking, 'Wait, there's no scene in that outfit from the cover?' If you aren't going to use it in the film, don't use it on the cover. It feels like a bait-and-switch. Also, she has beautiful long hair, but she keeps it tied up from start to finish in every scene... What's the point of having long hair? It's such a waste. Compared to Rina Ishihara, another long-haired actress from the same agency, there are way too many scenes where she has her hair tied up or put up.

*First of all, the drama part is bad. Just when you think that he has completely fallen (early) after being raped and trained, he turns strangely and becomes troublesome. Ogawa-san isn't very good at acting, but the scenes where he gets involved and gets blamed are so good that I think he's a genius. It seems better not to put too much burden on the drama part.