
A secret trip between famous actress Ryoko and her personal manager turns out to be a setup for a tryst with a man Ryoko has her eyes on. Despite enduring her constant abuse, the manager remains devoted due to his unrequited feelings. When the man fails to show up due to work, a drunken, frustrated Ryoko turns her attention to the only person left in the room: her manager.




















The premise is that she was once a top-tier actress who has now lost her popularity, but she isn't a beautiful enough actress to pull that off, which is a shame. The story is fine, but it gets boring with repetitive, lazy scenes that drag on forever. This could have been wrapped up in an hour.
The story has some clichรฉs, but I thought it followed a classic, solid flow. However, I have doubts about whether this actress was the right fit for the role. The character is a 'washed-up actress,' so you really need to give the viewer the impression that 'she must have been beautiful back in the day.' If that impression had been established effectively, this could have been a standout entry in the series.
As a fan who has been watching this series since the Shihori Tsuyado days, I felt compelled to write my own review because of some overly malicious ones. This time, it's about an actress and her manager. The plot is in the description, so check that out. There are two sex scenes and two fellatio scenes. The fellatio in the bath at the end was particularly long and intenseโenough to finish just from that. It's true there were drama scenes, but as someone who enjoys AV with a narrative, I was satisfied because it maintained the series' signature character development. I'd give it a 4.5, but I'm rounding up to 5. Sorry if this is a bit messy as it's my first review, but don't let the weird reviews sway you.
They force you to watch a long, self-indulgent drama followed by lackluster sex scenes. There's a limit to how lazy a production can be.