
After turning into a girl, Airi is haunted by nightmares of a masked man chasing and strangling her. As the line between dream and reality blurs, she finds herself drawn to a bizarre hospital. Despite the overwhelming scent of chemicals, she opens the door to find the masked man from her dreams waiting for her. Knowing she shouldn't enter, her body moves on its own. After a few psychological tests, she faces a hellish personality reprogramming she can't escape.















I like hypnosis themes, but I couldn't really follow the storyline.
The actress's 'aren't I a good actor?' vibe is really off-putting. The 'I just have to do it like this, right?' attitude makes the sex feel clinical and mechanical rather than erotic. The appearance of someone like a masked YouTuber makes me wonder if they're joking or if they want us to take it seriously—it feels like the epitome of self-indulgence. Like an inside joke for their own circle.
*Airi Sato and Hoshizora Moa. I had high expectations, but... Honestly, what is this? It was a drama. Even if you run your imagination to the fullest, you won't be able to keep up with the added elements. It's great to see that the actor is trying his best to play such a strange role. In this case, it would have been easier to see the two being simply manipulated by brothers, teachers, etc. I understand that you are concerned about the overlap with previous works, but...anyway. I wonder if the director wants to end this series. This is a disappointing work that makes me think so.
I don't really get the scenario in this series lately. The individual scenes are erotic, but it feels like they're trying too hard to force a story and failing.
With actresses as erotic as Sato Airi and Hoshizora Moa, I'm so disappointed that they went with a 'hypnosis' theme! We really need to debate whether hypnosis is even necessary in adult content. They have such great bodies, so to waste it on a hypnosis plot... it's just such a shame!