
Tsukasa always seemed like she wanted more. I thought we were happy, but the hidden camera I set up while away for work revealed the truth: she invited her middle school teacher over and was getting plowed from morning till night. The look on her face as she orgasms is absolutely insane.










I wonder, was this when she started transitioning from the 'cute' route to the 'dirty' route? Looking at the comments, long-time fans seem to find it off-putting, but I didn't mind the 'soiled' feeling she had in the scenes with Pierre.
If they had dropped the hidden camera premise and just made it a simple affair with a former middle school teacher, the camera angles could have been freer and the footage much more exciting. Tsukasa-chan's performance was good, so it's a shame.
Tsukasa Aoi's blend of nympho vibes and her descent into depravity are perfectly executed here; personally, it's one of the best among her many works. From the immediate blowjob after opening the door to the relentless action on the bed, and the realistic 'POV/hidden camera' feel using a phoneโit's all great. The scenes shift from the bed to the sofa and bathroom, and every moment feels fresh. While preferences for the male lead vary, he fits this setting perfectly, and his powerful, forceful thrusting against the petite actress is top-tier.
She perfectly plays the role of 'innocent cuteness' while being bold during sex. The high frequency of cowgirl positions allows you to fully appreciate her expressions, beautiful bowl-shaped breasts, tight waist, and amazing butt. Is the camera moving during the 'zoom-ins' despite the 'hidden camera' setting just a quirk? There are many negative opinions about the smartphone screen format, but I think it's nice because it adds variety. Perhaps the reason for the mixed reviews is that the more 'disgusting for the husband' the situation is, the more impressive Tsukasa-chan's 'loving and immersive sex' becomes.
The story and the hardcore play are great, but... it's a shame that the camera angles feel like you're just watching from the side, so there's no sense of immersion.