SIVR-215 - 【VR】Idol-level beauty up close: Kissing and oral extravaganza with Jun Kosui

If you're a fan who just wants to see Kosui-san's face, it's fine, but as a production, there's nothing special here. The close-ups during missionary were nice, but the actor touching her face or making her suck his fingers was a minus. Don't do unnecessary things when I'm trying to get immersed. The armpit shot during face-to-face cowgirl was also half-hearted and the angle was too high; I wish they had filmed it more carefully.

As others have mentioned, the image quality is poor. But for someone like me who loves Kosui, I was so immersed that the quality didn't even matter. If you love her face, body, and voice, you'll definitely enjoy this.

*The actress is cute and slender. The image quality was good and I was able to get close to the actress and feel close to her.

Jun Kosui's figure, style, face, expressions, voice, timing, and that subtle smirk are all incredibly charming. Her talent shines not just in this work, but in many others, where she displays a mix of 'ennui,' 'coquettishness,' and a 'coexistence of freshness and allure.' It's truly wonderful and gets me excited every time. However, regarding Jun Kosui's works—and indeed all VR and POV works featuring other actresses—the directors or male actors are usually the worst. The problem likely lies with the director. They still insist on things like 'having the actress push away the man's hand as if he's about to climax,' 'pointlessly touching the actress's cheeks or butt,' or 'using male actors with scars or excessive body hair.' It's the director and male actor's 'self-indulgent direction' that ruins all the hard work the actress puts in. Basically, men find other men unappealing and don't want to see them up close. Furthermore, it's annoying to see another man's hands touching your favorite actress. Frankly, male actors are unnecessary in POV and VR. I don't want to see them. It's off-putting. I assume the directors and male actors are mostly men themselves. They need to get back to basics. AV doesn't need a message or the kind of direction you see in mainstream dramas. The bottom line is: does it make the viewer excited enough to finish? It's that simple. 'Don't let the male actor do anything, and keep him as far away from the screen as possible.' That's it. If the male actor isn't on screen, the rest can be left to the actress. Male viewers want to be alone with the actress, or at the very least, they want to be the only man in that world. Ignorant direction that ignores the core purpose will kill the market. Actresses take the risk of exposing their bodies and filming sex scenes; the least directors and male actors can do is avoid such obvious mistakes so the actresses get their fair due. VR works, in particular, are harder to pirate, so they can survive (for now) unlike 2D. Jun Kosui, I'll keep supporting you.

There are a lot of harsh reviews for this, but for someone like me who loves making eye contact with the girl and ejaculating while doing so, this was a great piece. The image quality is definitely subpar, but I'd much rather be able to fully enjoy her face even if the quality is a bit low. If you're like me and get more excited by eye contact than the act itself, or want to finish while looking into her eyes, this is a fantastic choice. It's truly 'face-focused'.