START-393 - Depiction of sexual intercourse between a real estate agent and a boyfriend of a dating couple

Mahiro debuted at 18, going through the usual humiliation scenes like any other actress. But she's grown into a truly unique presence, retaining her cuteness while radiating an almost intimidating aura. She's got this incredibly toned, foreign-model-esque physique, and she absolutely *owns* the role of a dominant woman. You can really enjoy watching her relentlessly grind her gorgeous, massive ass. Must-watch.

I've only seen the Aosora Hikari version of this series, and honestly, it wasn't great. This one also has that lazy 'she's asleep' trope, and it's just a boring NTR where she's easily seduced. They keep having her answer the phone during sex… does anyone actually like that? It doesn't build any tension, the dialogue is bland, and it feels like a half-hearted NTR attempt. It's all fake, too. Doing a rear entry in this kind of NTR just kills the realism. But I guess that's just me. That said, Mahiro's visuals are *stunning*. The camera work is really good. But honestly, an image video would have been enough.

I was really hoping for something special with Mahiro joining this series after Minamo and Kitorune, but the script, structure, and direction just didn't come together. Comparing only the Honjo Suz version and the Minamo version (since the other directors' work is a different beast), Suz's version is better, and Minamo's is even better. The biggest issue is that the initial setup – establishing 'what kind of woman is she?' – is completely absent in Mahiro's version. The direction in Minamo's version was superior, so why replace it with a somewhat awkward masturbation scene? Basically, it's just a story about a woman sleeping with other men, and it leaves a really shallow impression. A simple question: is there a problem with shooting it with Minamo's script, structure, and direction? I feel like it could be a great work just by keeping the basics and tweaking the details with the actress's vibe and acting skills, but why does it always fall flat? I thought the same thing with Suz's version – why change it? It really feels like a solid script, structure, and direction would have allowed Mahiro's atmosphere and acting to shine, resulting in a fantastic piece.