VAGU-219 - 最愛の夫のため…マネキンになって出荷された妻～麗しのマネキン夫人外伝～ 相楽ゆり子

The premise is completely absurd, but I really do find myself wanting to watch it from time to time. The bloopers are funny, too. I'm a fan of the actress, but content-wise, it's just a standard series.

During the main act, she had to endure having her face, lips, and nose licked—must have smelled pretty bad, but she held it together well. Once they started licking and teasing her down there, she couldn't hold back anymore. The NG scenes were the best, seeing her composure break into pure, unadulterated pleasure. How about a spin-off titled 'AI Mannequin' where she gets off on a mannequin, screaming and clenching until she spasms, and the owner finishes inside her? I'd love to see that.

*As others have said, it's a shame that the development has fallen into a rut. This shipping mannequin setting really comes into play in a situation where you say, ``I don't really want this abnormal thing to happen, but I have to pretend to be a mannequin, so I have to put up with it.'' However, that potential is currently not being fully utilized. In short, the key is how to bring together things that your wife originally dislikes or would never want to do, and things that are ethically and morally unacceptable. Now, let's think about how to concretely achieve this. 1. Abnormal play that requires physical stress It's exciting to have a wife do abnormal things that her husband wouldn't normally do, like giving them an enema or having anal sex, but it's double-edged because it puts a strain on the actress and the viewers make extreme choices. 2. Too much fetish and perversion It's a play where you can almost hear the voice in your heart saying, "What, are you doing this!? It's disgusting, stop!" The familiar face licking and nose licking is in this genre. Other options include face jobs, where you rub your dick against her face. Personally, I like it, but people still choose. 3. Make the situation erotic The screenplay and setting make up for it. Personally, it's ideal because it's cost-effective. Just one line becomes erotic. Set a man to have an abnormal sexual desire →The sight of a woman being played with like a toy by a man with an abnormal sexual desire is extremely erotic. Personally, I'd like to see a perverted mother-sex character who asks for baby play get fucked while screaming "Mommy, mommy!" He was originally the wife's stalker and knew from the beginning that she was not a mannequin. It makes me angry that he was creating this situation in order to legally rape his wife. Make it look like you're likely to get pregnant → "This is a pill that will make you 100% pregnant. I wonder if it will work on mannequins," while making her take the medicine and ejaculating repeatedly. At the end, he finished her off by saying something like, ``I've extended the rental period to one year.You're just a mannequin, but please give birth to a cute baby.'' Legal NTR pregnancy confinement sex that is only possible in this setting. This should be erotic! SNS account is identified →The criminal identified the married woman's SNS account. It's quite bizarre and erotic to be kept raped in fear in a room where pictures of you and your husband looking happy are printed and pasted all over the room. It must be erotic to have sex while shouting ``the way your husband usually calls you'' that you learned on SNS.

If this were an era where the actress just had to act like a mannequin, it might be fine, but her acting skills are fundamentally lacking for today's productions, which keep adding more complex settings. There are so many other series out there, so I really question what the production team was thinking choosing such a high-bar concept. At the very least, they could have cast a male lead who could compensate for her lack of acting ability, but the male lead's level is also quite questionable. She tried pretty hard with the 'leaking sounds' acting, but there's no follow-up development based on the fact that she was caught, and the script itself is quite half-baked. As a result, it ended up being a frustrating production that just doesn't quite hit the spot.

It's a solid production and the actress is pretty, so I have a good impression of it. However, I can't shake the feeling that it's like a baseball pitcher 'just throwing it down the middle'—playing it too safe. I'm reasonably satisfied, but while I don't feel like I wasted my money, I also can't deny that it lacks any real surprise, excitement, or emotional impact.