This work features a protagonist who suddenly gains telepathic abilities one day, hearing the inner voices of two honor student disciplinary committee chairwomen in school, only to discover they're actually perverted and constantly thinking about sex—the setup is incredibly fun! After watching it myself, the constant whispering of their inner voices in the ear creates an immersive experience, as if I've become a telepath myself. Especially in the fellatio scenes, their inner voices clash as they check each other while self-promoting, and during insertion, the barrage of hidden phrases like 'choose me' competing for attention is endlessly exciting. The hidden terms hinting at pregnancy, in particular, had me laughing while reaching peak arousal, making it a rare piece that balances outrageous fun with excitement.

The silly and amusing story is full of charm that makes you want to watch it repeatedly, and it even sparks hope for a version with director Yumeno Aida-style femme fatales. Although set as high school girls, their inner voices using uncle-like language feels ironically realistic and laughable. It makes you think you'd be missing out if there were girls like this around, and the awkwardness of hiding their slutty nature while barely containing excitement in front of a dick showcases skilled acting.

When French kissing the cute honor student disciplinary committee JK, hearing inner voices like 'delicious, delicious' is super arousing. Kisses are strategically placed throughout, making it irresistible for those who dream of JK threesomes and love kissing. The uniforms suit them well, and beyond kissing, the play is rich—scenes like fingers simultaneously inserted into their cute mouths, double kisses, and the main action are all high-quality. Telepathy is just an added value; even as a standard JK threesome work, it's an outstanding piece.

As a series, it has high potential, but the actresses' level being somewhat low is a pity—if more of this type were made, the dialogue could be refined and even more interesting. As a fan of inner voice themes, I feel this work has carved out a new genre, reminding me that the world isn't hopeless yet. Thank you, god of telepathy!