
Suzu, a promising track athlete aiming for the national team, gets tired of her coach's power harassment and tries to transfer teams in secret. However, the coach finds out, threatens her, and uses his absolute power to humiliate and exploit her.
















I was disappointed that Oshima appeared from the start. I love Suzu-chan, but if she's with Oshima, I can't get into it at all. Plus, I don't like the other male actor either; in a word, it was the worst.
Suzu Honjo has an incredible body. In the 3P scene, when she was being pounded from behind while still wearing her shoes and got finished on, the way her ribs stood out as she gasped for air was so erotic.
Despite the string of low ratings, I think it succeeds to some extent as a drama. However, the problem is that while there are many filler scenes, the essential ones are missing. Of course, this is not Suzu-san's fault at all; it's entirely a script and direction issue. The process of 'falling,' which is vital for this genre, is almost entirely omitted, leaving me very dissatisfied. It's a shame, as more polished writing and direction could have made this a great work. I still want to watch more of Suzu Honjo's dramas in the future. Despite the negative reviews, I think it's worth a look.
The opening scene involves her being forced by a coach she trusted, and Suzu-chan sheds tears a few times. Personally, I find it off-putting as a directorial choice because it makes me feel bad for her (she doesn't cry out loud, just a bit of tearing up). In other works, I enjoy seeing actresses who stay beautiful with perfect makeup even while being handled roughly, and I bought this as a collector for that reason; it's decent. Her body is toned and looks great. There are frequent cut-ins of flashbacks showing her being taken by the coach, and itโs frustrating because I wish they had just given those scenes more screen time instead of cutting away. It's not the actress's fault, but the work itself is just okay. Recommended for those into sports-themed fantasies.
*I like Suzu-chan and have completed all of her DVDs, but I've been disappointed in all of her works. And there's no chance of it happening... It's a waste not to be able to take advantage of such a beautiful actress. As long as she is exclusive to SOD, Honjo Suzu AV is no good. I would like to see a re-debut in Moody, Honnaka, Ones, Teppan, Aipo, Aurora, PlayStation, etc. That's right. When did SOD become so bad? Yukiko Suo's works It was kind of awesome.