
A bizarre request arrives from a reformatory for troubled youth: they want to 'rent' an AV actress to act like a dog. Kurumi Wakaba steps up to the plate to help a boy who lost his dog in an accident. But instead of a simple roleplay, she finds herself subjected to humiliating evaluations, grueling training, and intense, submissive sex as a loyal pet.




















The all-fours position was great because it allowed me to see the muscle movements of the actress. If possible, I would have liked to see defecation as well. Also, I think the tail should have been inserted into the anus. The actress did a great job with the dog-play, which I appreciated.
*If I was going to play dog anyway, I would have liked to have the tail in the anus and the paw gloves and boots to be attached to the arms. If there is a dog around, I would have liked the game to involve playing with the dog.
A human dog show—the concept is genius! As for the content, seeing them naked on an outdoor grass field was both humiliating and incredibly erotic.
Personally, I'm not a fan of the 'human puppy' trope, but in this work, Konomi Wakaba maintains her position as a 'human acting like a dog,' so the human sense of shame and eroticism isn't lost, which is good. The plot is a bit iffy, but I enjoyed the settings like the playground, public restrooms, and gym, which gave off a 'public sex' vibe. Leaving the vibrator in while making her perform tricks felt like a form of neglect play, and the play itself wasn't bad, but since she's a masochistic actress with good stamina, I think they could have been even harder on her. Setting aside SOD Create or Rocket, I think they should think a bit more about what is expected from a label like Sadi-Ville.
The story is about Kurumi Wakaba becoming a naked dog and doing her best for her trainer. Kurumi-chan is cute, and the nudity looks great. The first scene is long, but I think it's fine since it focuses on the situation (and the whole thing is long anyway). Having a buildup makes it easier to empathize with the protagonist and look forward to what happens next. However, there was absolutely no need for the cheerleader part. The first half had a loose, almost skit-like atmosphere that left me confused, but it got serious and good around the middle. Also, while I think the concept is very interesting, the story progression feels too abrupt overall. Suddenly saying 'Okay, be a dog' or 'Oh, by the way, you don't have a tail' and jumping to the imagery is fine, but the execution of that process felt a bit sloppy. If I had to ask for more, I think it would have been better to minimize the sleazy AV tropes and just commit to a moving, non-sexualized nudity piece. Looking forward to the next one.