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I've been liking Nakamori-san lately, so I had high hopes based on her super erotic costume in the sample... I know the main scene is pixelated, but the only highlight was such a lukewarm encounter. If that part fails, and there's only one main scene, it's naturally a zero-star production. By the way, the 90 minutes leading up to the main act were more boring than an image video. I know it's pixelated, but still lol.
Reiko Nakamori has that 'innocent' look that really gets me going. She's busty with great curves from her hips to her thighsโtotally my type. As an M-leaning bisexual, the first two scenes were great because she was being dominated. The main fourth scene is her training a young guy. When he started hitting it from behind with his thick member, I thought even I would've blown my load, but it ended up just being passive sex. At least the guy's ejaculation (volume and force) was impressive. Verdict: Reiko doesn't shine when she's just being passive.
First off, as per Digital Arc's usual rules, the real sex scene is only at the very end. But while the lead actress's powerful performance during that scene is a must-see, you really need to appreciate the hilarious, dazed acting and sharp delivery of Reiko Nakamori as she plays an erotic masseuse leading up to it!
I bought this because Reiko Nakamori, who has a great body, was starring in it. The plot involves men visiting a massage parlor run by Nakamori-san, where they receive erotic massages or have full intercourse, but the whole thing feels underwhelming. There are five chapters, but four of them are just handjobs or blowjobs with no actual sex. What's up with that? Finally, in the last chapter, we get some real action. She services the customer with a titjob, blowjob, and sex. She's wearing the body stocking from the cover, which is pretty erotic on its own. The blowjob scene is well-shot with close-ups of her face, so that part alone feels like a 'win.' I'm left wondering why the quality of the fifth chapter wasn't consistent throughout the entire production.