
With his girlfriend away for a month, a man and her best friend Minami finally give in to their secret attraction. A forbidden drama of lust and betrayal unfolds over two wild days.










As others have mentioned, the premise of living together with her and Minami is a huge stretch. Setting aside whether it's a turn-on or not, it's just too forced. However, once you see Minami reaching her climax, the premise becomes irrelevant. Her acting is solid, but once the sex starts, she just loses herself as a woman named Minami Kojima. Her twitching limbs are like lightning, and her rising and falling moans are like the sound of free jazz echoing in a back alley. It's a masterpiece—or rather, a 'master-sensation'.
*I felt like it would be unreasonable for her boyfriend, girlfriend, and Minami Kojima to live together. The content is very deep and I think it's a good work if you like Minami Kojima. However, personally, I wish they would have looked more deeply into her reaction after stealing her boyfriend away. I wanted him to show it off in front of her as a personal finale.
The 'living under the same roof as a couple' premise is a bit too lazy (lol). Minami-san's signature climax is fine, but the whole thing lacks pacing and feels a bit dragged out. There's a payoff at the end, but I wish they had put more effort into the direction. A bit disappointing.
Her (I believe it's Yukino Nagasawa) and her best friend (Minami-chan)—both are so cute, it's hard to choose. Honestly, if I could, I'd want to date both of them (a two-timer, if you will).
I watched this with high expectations because of the realistic premise regarding the conflict between a man and a woman. It was my first time seeing Minami Kojima. The flow was great, and she has a wonderful look and body, and the 'I love you' lines were perfect for the setting, but personally, I didn't like her moans. I was expecting a higher-pitched voice. Especially in the doggy-style scenes, the sudden shift to a low voice was the complete opposite of my taste, which was a shame. It's just a matter of personal preference, though.