Thank you for the wonderful work. At the beginning, the drinking scene at home leaves an impression with Azu Amatsuki's natural, unadorned way of speaking and her carefree smile. The content gently teaches you how to overcome not just the pain of heartbreak but also everyday small worries, without sounding preachy. By carefully watching this part, the contrast she shows in the later sex scenes stands out even more.
At first, fueled by alcohol, there's a sense of distance that makes you feel a bit of a wall around her heart, but from the undressing scene when she sobers up, it shifts into a lovey-dovey sex session as if your feelings have gotten through to her. The serious expression she shows during sex is truly adorable, and it makes you realize once again how beautiful Azu Amatsuki is. The gap between the Azu at the beginning and the fact that she's having sex with you is so striking it almost moves you to tears.
Judging from the ending, this work has an atmosphere suggesting it might be her last VR piece. Looking back, each word from Azu Amatsuki in this work feels like a message to her fans. The line "Come see me anytime (= watch me)" eased the sadness of her retirement. I'm deeply grateful that she left behind this wonderful work that gives us energy.
Her face and voice are so cute! An uplifting VR work! The story begins with the protagonist getting dumped by his girlfriend and feeling down, and his senior coworker Azu-san gently comforts him. It's a simple yet emotionally resonant setup, and I was completely won over by Azu-san's bright and adorable voice. Her outfit and hairstyle also perfectly match my preferences, so I was fully satisfied visually as well.
In Chapter 1, Azu-san just keeps talking nonstop (laughs). But her cheerful and lovely expression naturally kept my eyes glued to the screen, and I was able to immerse myself in the story without skipping a single moment. The actress's charm, acting ability, the beauty of the visuals, the clarity of the audio, and the perfect sense of distance—every aspect is flawless, and purchasing this was absolutely worth it.
If you've recently gone through a breakup, don't hesitate! Let yourself be enveloped by Azu-san's soothing voice. It's sure to lighten your heart.
I'm glad I bought it. I had been interested in this title for a while, and since it happened to be on sale, I bought it without hesitation. The first scene, a home drinking session with Azu-chan, where she, as the senpai, comforts the protagonist after a heartbreak, is a roughly 30-minute conversation segment that was genuinely entertaining—I found myself laughing out loud while wearing the VR goggles. Even though I wasn't actually speaking, the natural conversational rhythm and her adorable gestures drew me in, and I was thoroughly satisfied with just this part alone.
After that, the scene transitions naturally into that kind of content, but since I was already completely captivated by Azu-chan during the conversation segment, I was overwhelmed with excitement from her cuteness and endearment. However, it was a bit disappointing that the sex scene only took place in the bathroom. Still, knowing that Azu-chan has already retired, I can't help but feel a sense of sadness wondering how many more of her works I'll be able to see, or if I'll never see any new ones again.
Even so, this has undoubtedly become the best VR work featuring Azu Amatsuki that I own.
Just the drinking part gets ⭐︎5 It would not be an exaggeration to say that the greatest appeal of this work lies in the drinking party segment that precedes the erotic scenes. The natural conversations and atmosphere-building between the characters are extremely skillful, allowing the player to naturally get into the mood without being forced into the role. And before you know it, you find yourself genuinely falling for her—a strangely immersive experience. Once the main action begins, the quality of the introductory part stands out so much that the actual scenes feel somewhat ordinary in comparison. Of course, the handling of distance and such is solid and not bad at all, but the brilliance of the introduction still leaves a strong impression. If I had to make one wish, I felt it would have been perfect if there was a face-to-face sitting position scene.