SONE-715 - Unable to resist, I thoroughly sexually abused a modest and quiet, serious female student... She became addicted to my technique rather than her boyfriend's. Nojaka Hiyori

The standing sex on the train felt a bit obscured due to the lighting, and the usual full-nude, passionate scene at the hotel felt out of place for this series. I get that they're bringing in new faces, but they really need to show some skin. This installment lacks any full-body nudity, and even the breast shape is hard to make out. It's a major letdown.

The actress is fantastic, but they didn't utilize her well. She probably understands the flow and vibe of the series better than anyone. The line, "Should I take off her pants?" pretty much sums it up. The biggest issue is the male actor's character is all over the place, and it's hard to figure out what he's going for. The attempt at realism actually hurts the scene. It feels disjointed and awkward, with a lot to criticize. The second actress is clearly responding, but the male actor remains expressionless and focused solely on the act. It's a complete lack of communication, and it feels like the actress is taking the lead from there. Honestly, being groped silently with a blank stare is realistic, but it's scary and doesn't lead to the usual passionate flow of the series. He doesn't even seem interested in seducing her, which is even more confusing. Is it a lack of direction from the actor, a problem with the script, or both? I wish they'd cast Hata as the male lead for this one, and I definitely wanted the final chapter to end with a hotel or home visit! It's easy to see why this feels like a different movie. I hope they go back to basics next time. I'm giving it 5 stars for the actress's cuteness and effort, and I'd love to see her continue the series in the same style, even if they change the title.

While Nozakia Hiyori is absolutely perfect, the massive difference from previous installments makes this feel like a completely separate work. There were expectations from fans, the agency, and the actress given the series' popularity, but I feel bad for anyone who was hoping for something similar. As a fan of the series, I'm really disappointed with this.