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The truth about 'men who just want to f*ck' and 'zero-calculation' girls, only visible because it's hidden camera. 21-year-old pastry chef Shiori. She's a natural airhead, saying things like 'I always mix up sugar and salt.' She panics when questioned about her unconscious dirty talk. She tries to change the situation by forcing a funny story on the guy, but he counters with 'If you laugh, we kiss,' and she can't fight back... After he devotedly torments her, she's hyperventilating and thrusting her hips, hitting one orgasm after another! A beautiful girl who wouldn't let you f*ck her for all the money in the world gets taken advantage of for her naivety and ends up having sex!










*One of the characteristics of this series is that it takes a long time to get to the point where it gets erotic. The quality of this first half is where the evaluation of the work is divided, but I think this work is natural and good. I find it irresistible to see the woman staring intently at the man, as if pleading with him. If the price was a little lower, I would give it 5 stars.
She's serious and erotic in bed, actively licking his collarbones, ears, and nipples. The nipple-licking scene at 1:24:20 is especially hot. She takes him deep into her throat and rides him until she's exhausted; you can really tell how much stamina she has for sex.
The quality is poor and the male actor is annoying, but there's a certain realism to it that makes it effective.
*The girl is super cute and smiles a lot, but the guy gets stuck in the conversation and thinks he's going to get into sex after kissing her, but then the conversation starts again and the girl asks him what he wants to do. Even though he was always thinking that, he was always smiling and kind. Moreover, once sex was over, there was no flirting, no kissing, no conversation. This is really pathetic and should be stopped. Should we at least kiss and show off the feeling of regret and take a shower together? Can't you say much? I think so Even from my perspective as a man, I could really feel that he was trying to keep the smile on his face, even if he had to force it, and was trying to lighten the mood even a little. The guy is so bad that the girl is really bad and I feel sorry for her.
She's definitely a pro, but her shyness and reactions feel so realistic—she really brings something special to the table. I hope to see her in more works.