STARS-750 - Long-distance lovers suspecting infidelity: 24 hours of non-stop, raw, and desperate reunion sex

The day of the monthly date, marked on the calendar and eagerly awaited. The boyfriend, who dropped out of college to chase his dreams in Tokyo, starts drifting away, claiming he's busy with a 'weird' part-time job. It goes without saying that Mei Miyajima's sex scenes are stunning, but the two actors naturally pull off a classic coming-of-age story about the struggles of long-distance love, paranoia, fighting, and the reconciliation sex that reminds them of the importance of being together.

That's the premise. It starts off as sex they weren't really into, but before you know it... it turns into sex that feels like they're in love. It's a bit over-the-top at times, but the sex itself is intense. Watching this kind of affair every time gets boring, but if you take a break and watch it later, it feels good again.

More of a story-driven work than an AV. Probably not the one to watch if you're looking for erotica.

The way the switch flips the moment they touch is so erotic. Miyajima Mei's expressions are constantly wavering, and you can really feel all that pent-up emotion overflowing. It’s not a sweet reunion; it’s a clash of distance, yet their bodies just won't pull apart. That desperation was strangely arousing. Before I knew it, the duration and frequency didn't matter anymore—all that was left was the feeling of filling each other up.

The atmosphere from the very first kiss pulls you right in. The flow from that awkward tension into the first act is so real, and the way they start—more like biting than embracing—really hits the spot. You can feel her thrusting as if to mask her doubts, and the way Mei-chan receives him is strangely vivid. When the distance melts away midway and you watch them drown in each other until morning, you get swept up in it too. The obsessive way they hold each other at the end really resonated with me; I realized that's the kind of atmosphere that gets me the most.