Akua YamazakiStalker targets a school swimsuit-wearing girl, blackmailing her into submission after filming her.
Mizua-san always has that high-quality pale skin and curvy figure. That said, she fails to make it look erotic, so it always ends up being just that... nothing more.
*I'm disappointed because the tuna is still as good as ever, but Mizuai-chan's cuteness is why I gave it 3 stars.
Before blaming Mizuai, the production team and the male actor really need to get their act together. The final scene, in particular, felt like watching a blow-up doll. The actor was completely out of sync, and the production team clearly knew it, yet they just seemed desperate to make her say anything. If I had bought this, I'd be demanding a refund. With AI reaching this level, I feel like the system of paying 3,000 yen for a single DVD is going to collapse. I'm so glad I just rented it.
*Everyone has written about the work itself in other reviews, so please take a look there. The viewers are discerning ``school swimmers''. First of all, I want you to choose your swimsuit properly. It goes without saying that you can use swimsuits for cosplay. This series has to be created from the perverted perspective of a ``school swimsuit mania''. The loli who wears what "school swimsuit enthusiasts" usually look for in school swimsuits. When these two things overlap, it's not just a matter of squirting cum at the end. In the swimsuit worn by Lori, an infinite universe is expanding around her crotch. ``School swimmers'' use their five senses, such as sight, smell, and touch, to face school swimsuits. Please don't forget that. By the way, isn't it Yukina Shida who appears in several places with the main character in this work? Personally, I love their swimsuit looks. Both of them are ``school swimsuit actresses'' who even appear in some works as competitive swimsuit instructors. The starry sky when she is bending over with her hands on the window, her hip line, and the line of her swimsuit that covers her hips are even more beautiful than the main character. The two main actors are uncredited and only appear in scenes where they swim or do warm-up exercises. In a sense, it's luxurious, but it's also half-hearted, and even if you only focus on that aspect, it's a disappointing work.
I was lured in by the cover photo, but while she looks good, the content is terrible. It feels way too much like she's just reading lines.
