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Tachibana Kurumi-san is undeniably cute, but... There are two sex scenes, but only one features Kurumi-chan. Moreover, the first scene is with an actress playing a 'break-up agent' whose face is completely blurred out. A full hour and 20 minutes pass with just that scene featuring someone you don't even know and a boring story. Only in the final 40 minutes do we finally get Kurumi-chan's scene. And even that scene is shot with a fixed camera in poor quality, presumably to give it a 'documentary' feel. It was a low-level, self-indulgent production that clearly didn't care that the user paid money for it. Even taking Kurumi-san's cuteness into account, you'll definitely lose out, so I recommend at least not buying it. I'd suggest Prestige never let this director make another film.
*The volume varies depending on the cut and scene, If it's hard to see, I won't do it. I was more concerned about the volume than the content. I understand that they wanted to make it look like a documentary, but Shouldn't they have taken the trouble to film it like a voyeur? I liked the last karami because it seemed private.
It's unwatchable. It ruins everything that's good about the actresses. I get that the camera work is supposed to be 'hidden camera' style, but the image quality is blurry and just terrible. There's also way too much unnecessary story.
I wonder if Kurumi's look really fits the 'Lost Innocence' theme... It feels like she's often cast in promiscuous roles for some reason... ^^; The story is about an ex-boyfriend who hires a 'breakup agent' to seduce her current boyfriend so he can win her back. There are only two sex scenes in total: one between the current boyfriend and the agent, and one between the ex and Kurumi. The rest is just endless, uninteresting documentary-style filler. It feels like nothing more than the production team's self-indulgence. If they hadn't obsessed over the documentary style and instead included a hardcore, perverted creampie scene between her and the current boyfriend, it would have contrasted perfectly with the final 'normal' condom sex scene with the ex, really highlighting Kurumi's 'betrayer' character who loves handsome guys and eroticism... A very disappointing result.