
A bride-to-be discovers her wedding manager is her former delinquent ex-boyfriend. When her arrogant, elite fiancé starts belittling the manager, the ex decides to take his revenge by seducing the bride right under the husband's nose.










*Could you have made it look a little cuter? ? That's what it feels like. The story is good, but the foreplay should be a little longer.
She was a great actress. She has a nice body, and I think I'll be seeing a lot more of her.
*First of all, I liked that Misora Hayama was cute and looked good in all of her looks, whether it was an office lady, a student, or a wedding dress. As mentioned in other people's reviews, the characters are difficult to empathize with, both for the cuckold and the cuckold, which is a negative for the drama. I felt that the way to enjoy this work was to enjoy the costume play in the style of a cuckold drama.
I thought the structure, which weaves in flashbacks, was well-thought-out. However, it felt like they played it too safe, missing out on that extra layer of eroticism. Given that you could infer her lewd thoughts from her past actions, I couldn't help but feel a bit unsatisfied with how it ended.
Miku Hayama is definitely cute, and you get to enjoy her in OL, JK, and bridal outfits, but as other reviews have noted, it tries to pack in too much and ends up feeling hollow. On top of that, the husband is a company pariah and the NTR guy is just sleazy—they're both equally trashy, which ruins the pacing. In these cases, it's better to make only the NTR guy a total scumbag. Also, the 'ex-boyfriend' setting makes the NTR feel empty. I wanted to see her meet a good guy, get unfairly NTR'd, and struggle as she falls, but that wasn't it. Well, it's exactly what the title says so I can't complain, but couldn't they have done more to amplify the sense of betrayal? Also, the NTR guy filming the bride during the final main event just kills the mood. If he's sending the DVD to the husband, a hidden camera would have been enough. Holding the camera just dilutes the intensity of the scene. I really loved this director's work with Nami Sekine, 'I Became a Little Prettier After Being Held by Someone You Don't Know,' so I had high hopes, but honestly, this was a bit of a letdown.