
I've doted on her since she joined the company, but now she wants to marry some loser. I can't let that happen. I'll break everything and turn her into my personal sex toy.












Her acting is definitely monotone, but that's actually what makes it so good. The lack of emotion is strangely arousing.
It's a great concept—a uniform shoot with Kokona-jo—so why is there always an old man involved? Old men directly lower the eroticism, so I'd really like them to avoid that. Same goes for the fake shots.
*anyway! Because she's a good actress Very realistic and good! It's probably one of the top three masterpieces of all time! What's good about it is that women don't give in, which is very real. Good! I want you to watch this from the beginning without fast forwarding. The male's possessiveness is also quite good and I want to watch it forever.
The drama in the beginning is actually quite good. The dynamic between a kind boss and his devoted, cute subordinate is well-handled; when the boss starts showing obvious romantic interest, the subordinate's reaction—clearly disgusted by the old man's advances while still trying to maintain professional courtesy—feels very real. It was fine up until the drugging scene, but it loses steam after that. The protagonist's sex scenes are just monotonous thrusting that wouldn't make any woman 'fall' for him, and the actress doesn't seem to be into it at all. Maybe they were going for the realism of a selfish stalker's sex life, but as an erotic film, it's severely lacking. It ends on a very half-baked note, with the woman never truly 'falling' for him through such clumsy sex. If they were aiming for realism, they ended up making something quite boring. The ending direction is also questionable; whether it's the actress's acting or the director's vision, it's disappointing after the strong start.
It's a straightforward story: drugging an office worker, raping her, and using the video to enslave her. Koha Yuzuki is a new actress to me, but her acting is a bit disappointing. I can tell she's trying hard, but her lines and reactions feel over-the-top and forced, which makes it hard to watch. I saw 'forced acting' in her debut review, and I totally get it now. However, in the second half, when she's being violated and yells, 'You're disgusting! You pervert!', her over-the-top style actually fit perfectly and was worth watching. Maybe she'd be better suited for roles like a 'sheltered heiress' or a 'sentai heroine'? She seems better suited for eccentric settings than a relatable office worker. One part of the story I liked was when the boss (the male actor) files for a business trip, takes her out of the office, and drags her to a love hotel instead. The line, 'Coming to a love hotel while everyone else is working...' was great. Koha Yuzuki is a cute actress, so I hope she keeps at it.