SILKS-122 - It's a late bloomer.

I wonder if it's because the actors are so good? It felt like a comedy and was genuinely funny.

Reyami Tokikumo can really pull off any role. I burst out laughing at the scene where he researches and takes her to a shop with side-by-side sofa seating perfect for a date. I mean, she *does* seem pretty naive if you don't know the situation. The script is insane – he's talking about work and then suddenly starts talking about pasta to try and get her to dinner. I think he'd have been a huge success as a TV drama or movie actor, not just in AV. Handsome, fit, well-endowed, fun… geniuses always appear throughout history. He truly is a child of the times.

This work was only possible with Touun Renma. If it were anyone else, it wouldn't have been this well-made. Basically, the more perfect a young man is, the easier it is for him to fall into the gap moe. That's what makes it interesting.