I actually watched the second installment of Momotaro's new label 'Greed,' which features a story of a man kidnapping his former student and confining her at home. The actress's adorableness and the male actor's perverted performance blended perfectly, with the actress's persistent reluctance feeling incredibly realistic and the depiction of strange emotions budding in extreme situations being outstanding. However, the insertion of unnecessary lengthy scenes, such as repeated shots of poor artwork or the male actor, cooled down the tension unnecessarily. The director has shown similar tendencies in past works, failing to fully utilize the actress's charm. Still, the actress's acting skills and the story's uniqueness are highly commendable, making it one of the best AVs in my memory.