
After a devastating infertility diagnosis, a young couple's marriage is put to the test. In a desperate act, the wife begs her own mother to act as a surrogate and carry her husband's child. Starring the legendary Chisato Shoda in a scandalous tale of incestuous desire and moral decay.




















Chisato Shoda's acting is superb. The story also had a nice sense of immorality to it.
Surrogacy plots generally fall into two patterns. One is where the mother has sex with the daughter's husband while the daughter watches, gets pregnant, and then they engage in passionate sex after the birth. The other is where they try privately in the bedroom without the daughter, fail, try again, have loving sex without the daughter's presence, get pregnant, and then the mother becomes insatiable after the birth. The first Shoda work follows the former, the second follows the latter. In the first half's 'witnessed' sex scene, I love the tension of her feeling guilty and trying not to enjoy it because it's a duty, yet failing to resist. It would have been even better if the daughter wasn't just watching, but holding her hand like in a delivery room, cheering, 'Mom, you can do it!' After being 'taken' in the kitchen, she fully accepts the son-in-law and becomes proactive. From then on, she shows off the full charm of a mature woman—her beautiful face, seductive gaze, and saggy breasts.
*Originally, surrogacy would involve in vitro fertilization of the couple's sperm and eggs when the wife was infertile, and the fertilized eggs would be implanted in the uterus of a woman other than the wife to carry out pregnancy and childbirth, but this would not be suitable for an AV, so the idea was born from the bizarre idea that the son-in-law directly copulates with his mother-in-law and impregnates her. Therefore, the relationship between the two seems more like seeking pleasure than having sex to make a baby. The end result is a love relationship between the mother-in-law and the son-in-law. However, I am curious as to who was the first to come up with such a situation.
I've watched every installment of the surrogate mother series, but why don't they include a 3P with the daughter in every film? The actress playing the daughter was my type, so I had high hopes, but it was very disappointing. I'll look forward to the next one. Also, I'd like to know the name of the actress who played the daughter.
I was a fan of Shoda Chisato during her prime and collected all her works. She had such an incredible physique. After she got older and her figure changed, I stopped collecting and stopped watching her new releases, but seeing her again after all this time, it was a brilliant performance. Her sexiness and beautiful face are still there. I'm glad I bought it.