START-259 - A younger college student fell for a bunny girl who was a single mother. In a messy apartment, overwhelmed by childcare, she accepts the sexual desires of a shy me, allowing for doggy style. Honjo Suzune.

Hmm... There were a lot of scenes with otaku, which I actually enjoyed. But the ending felt a bit abrupt, like 'what was that?' Still, looking at it again, Masami Honjo's body is truly beautiful. How does she maintain it so well? Personally, I really like it when her inverted nipples are sucked and become erect, but I was a little disappointed that wasn't in this one…

I bought it because I was drawn to the jacket photo of Honjo Suzuran in a bunny girl outfit, but I think the drama part played a very effective role in enhancing the entanglement. In this type of story, there are often introductions where the single mother's financial hardship is relieved in exchange for something, or where the younger man's roughness and youth are desired. However, this work progresses as a 'pure love between clumsy men and women'. The college student has the straightforwardness of youth, or rather, he approaches women to the point where he can't see his surroundings. (I think the initial depiction exposing the young man's poor communication skills was a foreshadowing.) In response, the woman played by Honjo-san doesn't show a strong rejection. That's because she revealed her true self as a single mother, not her false self in the store, and conveyed, 'This is me.' And accepting him as someone who seeks her out is probably because she herself is hungry for love. It's also great that you can enjoy the bunny girl outfit, but Honjo-san's calm acting, which adds credibility to the story, was wonderful. And the cute acting at the end that makes you wonder, 'Which one is the real her?' was also lovely. This is a masterpiece, I'm telling you!

I lost my mind with that last line... This was a truly divine work, beyond words. The more I rewatch it, The more addictive it becomes.

The gap between her as a bunny girl at the bar and her more subdued, glasses-wearing look as a single mother was insane. My heart was racing during the scene where she aggressively pursued a younger college student while dressed as a bunny. It's no surprise that bunnies are central to this work. But her private life as a single mother, shown in a more dramatic way, is also captivating. The acting and scenes were top-notch! I loved that the scenes were long and intense! I was completely satisfied to see her in the bunny outfit at the end! Definitely a keeper.