
She hasn't been able to wipe away the painful memories of her divorce, and has lived a life without men ever since. Although she received alimony, she suddenly had to live on her own, and this part-time job was the choice she made.












As others have mentioned, using a hammer to threaten and subdue her is so unrealistic that it just made me go, 'What is this?' It seems this series has shifted to a solo confinement/training route, but if you hit someone with a hammer, they won't just pass out—they'll end up a bloody mess. It feels more like murder than rape. I bought this with high expectations for the actress and the series, too.
Mizuhara Rika fit the role of a tragic housewife well. It’s a classic AV trope: being targeted, raped, and eventually falling for it. However, given the premise of her trauma from domestic abuse by her ex-husband, the transition into becoming addicted to sex seemed difficult even for a talented actress like her. Her emotional range felt a bit half-baked. As an aside, if you actually swung a hammer with that much force, someone would die! Getting to the sex, Rika’s fragile, elegant face contrasted with her well-used, pigmented privates is incredibly erotic. Her skin was smooth, though her face looked a bit rough—perhaps due to makeup, or maybe it was meant to reflect the exhaustion of her character's life. Her legs are still stunning, and the doggy-style scene was great. The story has its flaws, but Rika’s mature sex scenes were intense and erotic.
The teasing while she was unconscious, the persistent deep-throating, and the low-angle shots were all great. Rika's acting and moaning are as exciting as ever. However, the ending is disappointing. Instead of ending with the florist, I wish they had shown different men visiting every day after that, continuing the assault, and ended with Rika's narration saying, 'That man is gone, but now I'm being assaulted by different men every single day.' 130 minutes just isn't enough. I bought it because it's Rika, but I'm looking forward to the next one.
The setting satisfies the fantasy of wanting to ravish a beautiful florist you see on the street. Rika Mizuhara, being a former married model, has an elegant look and aura that is flawless. (Though, lighter eyelashes would have looked even more elegant.) However, the scene where the culprit hits her with a hammer feels off. If you hit someone that hard, they could die instantly from a skull fracture; if the goal is rape, a stun gun would be more realistic. It would have been more exciting if she resisted at first, but then became completely broken after being taught sexual pleasure, clinging to him while drooling and begging for more as he tried to leave. Also, I don't understand why the doting husband turned into a rapist in the final scene. I give it 4 stars for the actress's performance, minus one for the weak direction.