
Ever since Yuuto was able to remember, he has been compared to his older brother who is talented in everything, and this is the main reason why he has lived his entire life tormented by a complex and a sense of inferiority. Keigo continues to treat Yuto like a poor servant. Soon, Yuto's desire for his brother's wife ``Aimi'', which grew out of his hatred, becomes a reality. A younger brother who impregnates his older brother's wife who is good-looking and cums inside her and immerses herself in pleasure. An older brother who accepts such a younger brother and gets excited about NTR. The wife who loves her brother accepts everything about her brother and becomes a new family...




















First of all, the product description doesn't match the content. The husband doesn't realize his wife and brother are having an affair until the very end, so there's no plot about him 'awakening' to NTR. It also says something about the younger brother 'impregnating and enjoying a double penetration with his older brother's wife,' but the younger brother's priority is to get his brother and sister-in-law out of the house, and he has no intention of impregnating his sister-in-law at all. The direction of a housewife caught between two brothers in a verbally abusive relationship is similar to the director's previous work, *The Brother's Wife: A Failed Brother's Distorted Envy (Ashina Honoka)*, but it doesn't have the same budget or quality. The way they unnecessarily complicate a not-so-complex story with pretentious word choices feels like the kind of complex you get from someone who really wants to make literary films but is forced to make AV. It feels much more amateurish than the previous work. I think this work would have been better if it had been simpler, like the previous one, with the frustration of a 30-something wife who has had her desire for a child suppressed for years by her verbally abusive husband exploding after a raw-dog double penetration rape by her brother-in-law. The fact that the ending is a painting of the husband instead of the actress is also a no-go for an AV. Ichinose Hazuki, who has changed her name again, is still a good actress and in good condition, but the slight lisp and mental immaturity she shows when speaking reminds me of the characteristics often found in former gyaru actresses who aren't suitable for high-humidity adult dramas. It's a waste considering her dramatic potential. Overall, it's a mediocre work that didn't quite hit the spot for me, either dramatically or in terms of the actress, and left me with a lingering feeling of dissatisfaction.
I bought it after watching the digest and getting really curious about what happens next. The two performers are great, of course, and the older brother is portrayed as a really despicable guy, and the changes in each character's feelings are depicted delicately. That's why the last scene is worth watching, including the erotic parts, and it's way better than a poorly made drama. Seriously, a masterpiece. Definitely worth keeping.