Suzune RinRin, the cheerful mascot of a local Chinese restaurant, finds her life spiraling after her mother's sudden death. Her stepfather's twisted desires turn him into a predator, relentlessly targeting her. Unable to resist the man she once respected as a father, Rin is systematically broken down until she becomes a pleasure-seeking mess, drenched in sweat and fluids.
It feels like a drama. The lead actress's acting is great, and the fact that she's in jeans for 2/3 of the runtime feels very realistic.
From the moment I watched from the opening to the first sex scene, I was convinced it was a failure and felt sad. I kept watching, thinking 'When does the rape start, when does it start?', and eventually realized I was sitting there with my pants down waiting for that moment, and I couldn't help but laugh at my own youthful foolishness. The massage scene for the stepfather is fine as a lead-up to the rape, but it's just too long. The tempo of the drama is so sluggish that it kills the mood. I ended up pulling my pants back up and watching with a cold, detached eye. I expected a 'serious drama' based on the pre-release sample packaging, but their understanding of a serious drama is fundamentally flawed. I don't think a drama is supposed to be long-winded; I think the role of the drama is to make the erotic scenes stand out even more. Why is there even a scene where they speak Chinese? Anyway, there are too many useless elements, and as a work, it's not erotic at all. SOD is really bad at making drama-style erotica. The actors are doing a great job. Suzune-san's performance was truly dedicated. In short, it's the director and screenwriter's fault that it turned out this way. It's one of those duds that comes out a few times a year. SOD's drama-style works are really boring.
*This is her first drama, her first sexual intercourse, her first incest, and her first impregnation. The script is carefully created by incorporating the unedited material of the actress and her characters, including her personality, such as ``6th grade softball club'' and ``studying Chinese'', but is she learning acting through pseudo-sex? There's no denying that it resembles an adult movie in some ways, and the editing at the end is too obvious, so it should be viewed with a grain of salt. Still, the veteran Yoshimura and the staff are supporting the new actress well, and she seems to have excellent communication skills with the actors, which is hard to believe considering she only made her debut less than half a year ago, and her acting is similar both in drama and character-wise, and shows her talent. In particular, her facial expressions are good and her masochistic face is suitable for the erotic type, and the completely fallen sex is also sharp and high-quality. There are some parts where the actress's sensitivity, which is said to be so sensitive that she recoils and convulses, is destroyed in some parts, but this episode is just a base for her acting, and I look forward to her future work. I think if you consciously try to show the expressions in your eyes, you will improve even more, and if you have the freedom to be conscious of the expressiveness of your hands down to your fingertips, you will be able to see further stages. For an impregnating punchline, it's a little strange that the only scene where the creampie is depicted at the end, and the rest of the scenes, such as the belly shot and the chin shot, are poorly drawn and poorly directed.If they made the same one a year later, I would give it 3 stars or less, but there's no point in giving a harsh review to the first one, so I'm a little naive. Whether this work will live or die will depend on the actress' future efforts.
