Super cute, but who? I wonder why they are hiding the actress's name. Even so, she is very cute. The missionary position scene was a bit bothersome because the camera was too close, but I think the other positions were generally good.
quite The setting of the work is carefully crafted and very appealing. It includes plenty of kissing scenes, the characters are close in distance, and there are many close-ups of faces, so you can fully enjoy the intimate atmosphere. Also, since two scenes are prepared, each one has a well-developed interaction, making it content you can enjoy without getting bored until the end.
As expected, cute. I'm relieved that Shiina Koharu's new work has been released after a long time and appeared as a 2D work. Since there had been a gap in her releases, I'm delighted to have more opportunities to enjoy her acting again. As it's been a while since her last work, I felt a somewhat hesitant impression in places, but even so, her usual cuteness overflowed throughout the entire piece. In particular, there were many kissing scenes, and I was impressed by the frequent depictions of faces drawing close.
The story doesn't start with the premise of them being lovers from the beginning; it begins with the protagonist, a teacher, aggressively making advances. The heroine initially shows resistance, but by the time the sex scene in yukata ends, she has completely opened her heart, and the process of her falling is carefully depicted. In Chapter 2, they have sex right next to the bed where the wife is sleeping. The phone ringing repeatedly heightens the sense of taboo, and the structure that builds tension and excitement was excellent.
The cowgirl position scene in particular has very close faces, giving a sense of presence, and I recommend it. I'm definitely looking forward to the next work as well.
I inadvertently became attached. The first time I saw the heroine Shiina Koharu. Both the kimono-clad Chapter 1 and the Western-clad Chapter 2 were worn beautifully by her, and I felt that being able to have a relationship with her in each scenario is one of the major appeals of this work.
In Chapter 1, seeing Koharu mutter, "Why can't things go right?" naturally made me want to help, thinking, "Alright, I'll do something about it." Her character is so compelling that it's easy to understand why such empathy arises. Also, the frequent kissing during the sex scenes left a good impression, and I found myself increasingly drawn to her as she called the protagonist, a politician, "Sensei." If I had to nitpick, I thought there were a bit too many scenes where she averted her gaze, but it wasn't enough to bother me.
The protagonist can't hold a candle to his wife, and the sense of guilt from having a secret rendezvous with Koharu on the very bed where his wife usually sleeps is irresistible. Furthermore, the repeated incoming calls on the smartphone heighten the tension of the affair, and I felt the structure was very skillful, not ending things abruptly but leaving a lingering aftertaste.
Pure white, soft and chewy, and cute The actress's name was hidden, but she was a very attractive woman. She's slender with a great figure, yet her face is cute—that gap is irresistible. What especially stood out was her translucent white skin, with a plump, mochi-like texture that makes you want to touch it. Throughout the work, there are many sweet, couple-like scenes, allowing you to fully enjoy a tender and intimate atmosphere. A truly satisfying piece.