
Emi and Ryo have been married for a year. Ryo does all the housework while Emi works. Emi is busy, and they rarely talk, so Ryo suppresses his sexual desires. One day, his mother-in-law, Nozomi, catches him masturbating. Instead of being angry, she reaches out and touches him...




















*Slightly sagging breasts are a sign of a mature woman... Nozomi Tanihara is irresistible to lovers of beautiful mature women! ! A kind and lewd mother-in-law who relieves her son-in-law's pent-up sexual desire... It's the best.
*I've seen quite a few of Nozomi Tanihara's works, but this one was a little short, and I didn't watch it because it seemed a little bland. I bought it just now because it was on sale. It's not impossible that the husband is a stay-at-home husband, and I think it's a pretty good setup because it allows him to spend a lot of time with his wife's mother while she's away from home for long periods of time. Before I watched it, I thought it would be something like a husband lusting after his daughter-in-law's mother and raping her, but I was surprised to see that Nozomi actively embraced her daughter's husband. I especially enjoyed the fact that she wore beige pantyhose in the first scene.
*The mother-in-law who says, ``If it's for Ryo-san...'' but immediately goes for her own pleasure, is a stable carnivore and there is nothing new. However, I was moved by Mutan's pink apron, the way he diligently prepared breakfast, and the way he wiped the table.
There's no intro explaining why the husband is a househusband or why the wife is so cold; it's just a sex tape. The acts themselves aren't novel, and there's nothing unique about how she reacts. She just moans 'ah' and 'ha' without any real dialogue. Of course, there's no sense of taboo either. At the very least, they needed a plot point like getting caught by the wife or the mother-in-law getting pregnant. It's not just this work, but stories need a proper structure. If you can't do that, you should either make it a comedy or just go full-on hardcore. Half-baked stories are a waste of time.