At first I thought it was just a "unreasonable boss" story, but the depiction of moral harassment at home was so vivid that I was instantly drawn in. The way a housewife, driven into a corner and losing her self-esteem, is gradually treated as a "woman" by her younger subordinate's straightforward words is superb. The destructive power of "If it were me, I'd want you every night" is insane, and the wife's embarrassed reaction to her age concerns feels oddly real. The balance between the sense of taboo and poignancy really hit home. The atmosphere remains natural until the end, making this a winning work with high immersion.