
Atsushi, who failed his college entrance exam, is a shut-in. His father, worried about him, hires his colleague's wife, Mirai, who used to be a tutor, to help him study. Atsushi has zero motivation, so Mirai comes up with a plan to get him focused: using her own stunning body to ignite his drive.




















The actress gives off a 'female teacher' vibe. It's neither good nor bad; the content is just average.
I saw her work on 'kawaii' for the first time recently and fell in love at first sight. So, I was really looking forward to this one. However, while I wouldn't say it completely betrayed my expectations, my honest feeling is that it's a rare dud for VENUS (crying). The 'kawaii' work where I first saw Mirai was from 2012. This one is from the following year, 2013. Can someone who was a loli-type really turn into just a middle-aged woman with no sex appeal in just one year? That's what I wondered. Another question: this series usually follows a clumsy, shy male student who improves his grades through sex, and the perverted tutor rewards him with an internal ejaculation or intense sex to end the film. But in this work, only Mirai is shown from start to finish. Strictly speaking, there's a scene where she talks to her dad during a break, but even then, the student is sitting right next to her... In the end, the student's face was never shown, and I didn't even hear his moans. I've seen many in this VENUS series, but this is the first time it's structured like this. I don't mind the mosaic on the genitals, but not showing the student at all feels like they put a mosaic over the actor himself, leaving only Mirai. Good or bad? If I had to choose, it's the latter. Very disappointing (crying).
The premise is teaching through erotica. Haruhara-san, who plays that role perfectly, brought out the eroticism as well as ever. It's simply sexy, which makes it a satisfying watch on its own. However, there's one drawback—or rather, something that could ruin the whole thing: the mosaic on the male actor's face. Since it's a POV work, the actor's face isn't shown, but they still put a mosaic over it. Because of that, the kiss scenes are completely blurred out, and you can't see the tongue action, which ruins it. If you can't see the face, why the mosaic? It makes no sense. If you're going to go that far, I'd rather they just not appear! If you're going to mosaic the face, don't do the kissing! It left me feeling so frustrated. But the actress is top-tier.