[JUR-751]

For My Beloved Husband, I Become a Weekend Flesh Toilet in His Place. Continuously creampied many times by an extremely potent evil old man until she becomes pregnant... Rena Momozono

The once smooth-sailing married life changed overnight. The husband, who ran a company, was betrayed by a trusted friend who lent him money, saddling him with a huge debt and driving him into bankruptcy. Desperate to return to those happy days, the wife goes to see the moneylender without her husband's knowledge. "If you want to save your husband, become my woman on weekends!!" Thinking she just has to endure it, she decides to give her body. From that day on, her humiliating weekends as a substitute flesh toilet, which won't end until she gets pregnant, begin.

Really amazing. In this work, Rena is truly the world's biggest sweetheart, and her adorable expressions are simply captivating. It's an indescribable greatness, and no matter how many times I watch it, I find new discoveries. I really want many people to see it. Select Even though 11 years have passed since her debut, why aren't any excerpts of her works released? Is it because I'm just a fan and can't see them? If she loses weight, her appeal is halved. She's a rare type of actress who doesn't show any commercialism at all. One of the Most Sensitive Wives The combination of the Number One Netorare series and Rena Momozono is undoubtedly the best. It can be said to be a work boasting top-class perfection even in the first half of this year. The heroine's pussy has astonishing sensitivity, reaching climax just one minute after insertion. Her quick orgasm style is so much that you can't help but laugh. When she is fitted with a collar, her gesture of licking around with the tip of her tongue like a dog is adorable, and you can feel her immersed in the joy of being dominated. The sudden development of repayment completion made me nervous wondering "What will happen?", but the subsequent full repayment play had the longest volume in the series' history, full of highlights. The slight change in the villainous old man's character is a good accent, and I hope it will mature further in future works.