
A busty, curvy mom, Reiko Nakamori, targets an innocent high school girl, Rin Suzuki. From humiliating golden showers to tongue kisses, strap-on penetration, forced masturbation, scissoring, and double dildos, she teaches the virgin girl all kinds of depraved pleasures, eventually breaking her down right in front of her own daughter. A hardcore lesbian drama crafted entirely by female staff.










More than half of the intimate scenes are pitch black. It's extremely hard to see what's going on. Maybe there was some artistic intention, but it just made it difficult to watch. I can't recommend this at all. There are some brighter scenes, but they're all mediocre. Especially the opening sailor outfit sceneโplease, no more kissing with a candy in your mouth. It completely kills the mood. Honestly, it just wasn't fun to watch.
*Other reviews say that ``the screen is dark,'' but rather than saying it's dark, it's probably the director's intention to not use lighting on purpose in order to pursue realism. Therefore, instead of saying "the screen is dark", please interpret it as a situation. As a man, I'm not happy because it's hard to see what I want if there's no lighting... (lol)
*As per the above evaluation! I can't see anything! Is the creator of this crazy?
*A good scene was the tangle in the Japanese room. Reiko Nakamori shows off her lesbian sex with her daughter's best friend to her peeping daughter. An unusual setting like this tends to sound fake, but as expected of Reiko Nakamori! I didn't really mean it like that, but as a lesbian, I was so excited that I let my daughter watch me, and I was so excited. The scene where he dynamically straddles a small girl's face and rides him with his plump body is also good. I was able to see Reiko Nakamori in a more naughty way than she was with a man. Speaking of luxury, I would have liked to have seen a little more of the fight scene between the two girls. It was so powerful that I wanted it to turn into a Ryou-like catfight until the smaller one cried...
I've never regretted a purchase this much. Most of the scenes are pitch black and you can't see a thing. Adjusting the PC brightness didn't help at all. The only bright parts are the two scenes with the high school girls. They say it was produced by an all-female staff, but there's no way a man could understand this. Is the darkness supposed to make the girls' scenes more exciting or something??????