[MIDA-634]

Make that Z-generation bitchy new grad OL who looks down on me understand her place. Anytime anywhere masochist training — turn her into an obedient cumming masochist pet and make her completely submit lol. Rena Miyashita

There is a Generation Z woman who interprets casual dress code as slobby attire, doesn't greet anyone, wears headphones during work, and eats potato chips with chopsticks—a woman who completely scoffs at society. No matter what I say, she replies with "Well, I'll just quit then," and I end up tiptoeing around her every day. Why, why is this... With no other choice, today too I decide to relieve my work stress at a delivery health service specializing in M-girls. But the girl I called looks familiar. Miyashita!? Huh (sweat), what are you doing in a place like this? Our company prohibits side jobs, you know? Working here... that's no good, is it~ ^^ Well then, let's give you a punishment for violating the employment regulations. I force myself on her and record a video. Once I have a hold over her, I'm invincible (good). From today, I'll train her both at the office and in private, anywhere (smile). At work: remote vibrator training, collar fucking, licking dog service—before long, her body and mind have become a total M-girl♪ With the capable boss's cock education, she's been fully raised as a masochistic pet.

The Charm of Script and Acting Ability I always purchase Rena Miyashita's works, but this one turned out so exceptionally well that I decided to write my first review. The setup—calling a delivery health service only to find it's someone you know, then blackmailing her into forced intercourse—is essentially a classic storyline. However, the heroine's reaction after being blackmailed has a freshness clearly different from her previous works. "Please switch girls..." "Well then, I'll quit the company and change jobs." "Forcing intercourse on a sex worker is a crime." These lines hit the perfect sweet spot, and I've found myself rewatching the same scenes over and over. Despite being the one blackmailed, her reaction—a blend of calm logic that turns the tables on her opponent and humor—truly brings out a new charm in Rena Miyashita. I want to give a heartfelt round of applause to the scriptwriter's sense for thoroughly exploring this comedic side.