
A full-scale drama that realistically depicts a female teacher falling as she is raped. A realistic story based on the testimony of a woman with teaching experience, ruthless rape depictions by students, and the realistic reaction of Haruhara Mirai, who hates and refuses from the bottom of her heart. It is a controversial work where everything is real.










*The acting of being raped is very wonderful. The way she hates the rape in the first nurse's room is also the best. My only regret is that I would have liked to see more scenes of Mr. Sunohara's change of heart after being raped. For example, after being raped for the first time, there is a scene where she takes a shower by herself and takes care of her dirty body... I think it would have been nice if there were a few more subjective scenes that reflected the teacher's own feelings. Also, it felt a little unrealistic that there were no supporting teachers other than Mr. Sunohara. I think it would have been better if it was there.
Since Mirai Sunohara is 31 as of 2022, she must have been around 21 when this was filmed, considering her birthday. It's close to the typical 22-year-old college graduate age, so she really feels like a realistic new teacher. To a student, she feels like an older sister close in age, which makes the fantasy of wanting to be with her quite believable. The plot is a classic female teacher trope, but it's great because it's Mirai Sunohara playing the role.
Sunohara Mirai's rape scenes are the best. The opening scene where she's violated by the students was a masterpiece. The rest of the content wasn't quite as good, so I'm giving it 4 stars. She really is a great actress.
This actress is genuinely great at acting out rape scenes, and I love her look.
*The acting of the actress hating and resisting is the best. Full score of 100. It's also great because it doesn't make your face red. The problem is the actor. Choking an actress' neck while her pussy is being forcefully licked, squeezing an actress' neck while being penetrated...what's the point in doing something like that? I want a scene where the actress flails her arms and legs and gasps in disgust, but what if I really torture her to the point where she can't make a sound or become violent? I don't need that kind of reality. I don't get excited about such scenes. Frankly speaking, it's completely overdone. The acting of the actors was so bad that I didn't want to give it even one star, but the acting of the actresses was really good, so I gave it four stars. I think this actress is really suited for rape stories. I'd like to see a movie released in the future featuring an actress who casts an actor who doesn't waste the actress's resistance.