
Miyamoto, the boss, holds a launch to celebrate Miyajima's first contract. Miyamoto, in a good mood, calls his subordinates and gets excited, and invites Miyajima to karaoke, calling it an after-party. However, they are taken to a hotel party room, ``Ah, aren't you going to karaoke...?'' Miyajima is made drunk and raped... and is destroyed by sexual intercourse...




















*It goes without saying that Mei-jo is a masterpiece, but what is disappointing is that the actors were insistent on having the actors wear suits (Y-shirts). They probably thought it was necessary for the production since it was labeled as a "salesman." However, the actor's clothing in Ryo's work is suit-based. I think this is the most intimidating outfit because it has a strong image of being a gentleman (a member of society with common decency). I wanted her to take it off quickly. Also, this director misunderstands MOB (Kuroko) and supporting actors. MOBs that do not participate in the play are just visible and a nuisance. She stands stupidly like a pet dog that has been left alone, but even though her role is supposed to be on the side, she is better than a woman who is on the receiving end. The treatment seems low and has the opposite effect.
*It's a work that is pretty well degraded, but it's surprisingly watchable. It feels like a joke until it takes two people to insert it, but as the number of times and the number of people increases, it gradually deteriorates. It's a bit sexy...but it's not like he's going to make a stupid face or enjoy it with joy, but he's very good at acting as if he's being passed around one after another, being swept along and accepting it. In addition, the appearance of her hair becoming messy adds to the atmosphere of the work. His acting shined in every detail, such as his eyes looking into the distance while being attacked by a gun, and his suddenly sad face even though he was feeling it.
*The theme of this work is circles within the same workplace, but it would have been better if there were no sexist elements. The highlight is 01:08:30 1am Circle ● The juniors who have joined the scene are being lectured by their seniors, but they can't help but worry about the circle ● that is going on behind the scenes. There's no way you'd hear a sermon if such a cute girl at work was moaning loudly while being fucked completely naked. However, if the panting voice coming from the back is a sexy voice, I think the juniors will think, ``Isn't my niece a lewd person?'' Isn't it rather the gasping voice that fascinates the juniors here, even though they sense the presence of the juniors who have joined them and resist? Again, I wanted to see not a sexist, but a niece who tries not to be seen by her juniors, but the man notices this and is raped and humiliated, showing off her beautiful naked body to the juniors. Fixed-point cameras late at night do not show Mei-san, who has turned into a lewd woman, wandering around in search of a penis, but an employee who wakes up to see Mei-san sleeping completely naked, and puts her head on top of him and shakes her hips while making weak resistance. I wanted to see something like that After all, shyness is important I lowered the stars due to the sexy factor and gave it a 4-star rating, but I ended up giving it a 5-star rating because I was captivated by Mei's stunning naked body.
The main sex scenes are honestly just average. What I personally liked was the flow in the karaoke scene at the beginning. The female employee laughing off the sexual harassment from her drunk seniors. As things escalate, her smile fades, her face stiffens, and she starts to look genuinely panicked. The shift in her expression and tone as she tries to play along was incredible. The way the male employees acted—that obnoxious, unfunny vibe you'd hate to run into at a bar—created such raw realism. Mei Miyajima’s acting is particularly impressive. It felt a bit lackluster once more people were added to the mix.
これって合意なき輪●ですよ。 でも、そっからが凄かった。 めいちゃん、マンコ壊れちゃいますヨ! 何人でもカモン…てな感じでイキまくってるめいちゃんです。 僕的にはっ最高!!