SSPD-103 - Undercover Agent Exposed: Humiliated and Broken by the Legendary Queen

*The development is similar to the previous JULIA. The video is beautiful, but the important erotic scenes are completely lacking. The content is too soft for Baby fans and doesn't even have 2 chapters of Baby's work. Even for Attackers fans who have a good reputation for dramas, there is little actual action, and the main erotic scenes are monotonous and small in quantity. In the end, it ended up being a work of a level that fans of neither could stand. If you want to mix eroticism and drama in an elegant way, that's fine. However, I would like it to be done in a way other than AV. I think that if the work is of a level that cannot be used, it is disqualified from AV. A work of self-fulfillment by the production team. That's all there is to it.

*The production of the drama part is at the level of V-cinema, not AV. You can feel the attention to detail in the art and props, and the music, too, has a stylish feel without being sarcastic. In addition to her wonderful physical beauty, Ria Horisaki exudes a timid personality, and she has a very good nature about her that makes her look like a good person.What's more, the area around her beautiful pussy is dyed vermilion, which is very erotic, like the estrus color of an animal just before ovulation. But what about this as an AV? 80% of the erotic scenes involve electric massagers, and most of them are on the back. Even though it's Ata, there are only two performances, and the scene in which Tin Tin is included is only a little over 15 minutes in total. In the final act, the condom is completely visible, and it seems like it was done on purpose, and yet she cums inside, and the pseudo-juice looks like condensed milk. If Ria Horisaki wasn't so beautiful and cute, I would have gone crazy, but her troubled face and moaning voice were so cute that I was excited, especially in the first half. It's a shame because the visuals have a good taste.

I think this is the most erotic and compelling work starring Ria Horisaki. The first half has that classic Attackers flavor, while the second half follows the signature style of Baby/Joken. The ending also leaves things open-ended in that classic Baby way, making me look forward to a sequel.