TIN-008 - The Dying Wife's Twisted Request: Take My Husband to Bed

*As a die-hard Misa fan, I feel like it's not enough. Personally, I'm quite satisfied with the content of the interaction. As expected, deep kissing with tongues intertwined until sexual intercourse begins Misa is a good girl. Twist and feel the sensual erobody His acting is the best. It's a shame that everyone's ratings are so low. If you're a Yuuki fan, I hope you give it a higher rating.

I'm a Misa fan. What was good... Misa. Despite her plain outfit and vibe, there were moments where she looked so cute that I actually forgot she was an AV actress and thought, 'I get to see her have sex...' ▲Fail? The male actor had no charm. Why would Misa be attracted to a guy like that? I couldn't empathize with that at all. ▲Fail? The setting is way too dark—the wife dying of cancer. ▲Fail? Still, the first sex scene started with a slow kiss, and it captured the feeling of suppressed emotions finally spilling out. However, the final scene... Since the target audience is men, even if it's 'authorized' sex in front of the wife, while I might feel envious, I don't get that complex NTR (cuckold) thrill. ...I realized this after buying it... so frustrating. They should've gone with the reverse setting: a husband suffering from a terminal illness wishing for his wife's happiness and saying, 'Please hold my wife in front of me!' That would've made me hard, seeing Misa's complex expressions of 'No~' and 'More...'

I agree with FACE80. The label's concept isn't bad, but it feels like the director is getting carried away on his own, and neither the actresses nor the staff can keep up. What do you think? I thought they might respond a bit after the criticism in 'Movie Theater...', but it's a shame that it doesn't score well as either an AV or a drama. Yuki-san is a veteran and should have decent acting skills, but whether it's the script or the inability to 'draw out' the performance, the unnaturalness is glaring. Director Noriton! Think about it. There are already works that successfully balance drama and AV. They highlight the women's charm, make the drama stand out, and keep you watching without skipping. Such works already exist. Think about it!

Is this the director's masturbatory project? Misa Yuki's lines are so unnatural, it's actually painful to watch.