
Tsukasa, a once-famous erotic novelist, has fallen into a long slump. Her dedicated editor, Misa, who believes in her talent, secretly harbors feelings beyond friendship. One day, Tsukasa's free-spirited sister, Ryoko, returns after three years, bringing along Sayaka, a beautiful girl inspired by Tsukasa's novels. The story of four women’s intertwined desires and jealousy begins now. A vivid, realistic lesbian tale depicting the complex and twisted physical and emotional entanglements of these women!




















I bought a lesbian title featuring Misa Yuki for the first time in a while. As always, I’m drawn to that distinct, sexy allure of hers.
Even among mature women, Misa Yuki and Ryoko Murakami have an allure that doesn't lose to the younger girls at all. And the younger ones, Sayaka Yuki and Tsukasa Minami, were great too—the sex appeal for each age group was just right! The story started off well, but halfway through, it becomes a predictable lesbian-focused production. It’s perfect if you're only here for the sex scenes, but if they had focused a bit more on the plot, I would've been more invested!
The age-gap lesbian scenes between Ryoko Murakami and Sayaka Yuki were the only good part. As for the makeup, a mature woman looks much sexier with this kind of heavy look. In Japan's aging society, age-gap lesbian content is an essential genre. When men get older, they start to appreciate both younger women and mature women, which is when you start craving these kinds of dynamics. I’m the same way. I really want to see more age-gap lesbian content featuring curvy mature women and young, cute gals.
I'm not a fan of heavy makeup; the false eyelashes feel way over the top. There are some more mature-looking performers, but I think the actual play is pretty good. It's a bit of a shame there’s no 3P or 4P action despite having four people in the cast.