After actually watching this work, I must admit there were many disappointing aspects. First, the casting felt lacking. In past lesbian battle works, talented actresses like Akemi Kou and Aya Mitsuki were featured, and director Scarecrow's skills shone through, but this time, that charm wasn't fully realized. The rule of 'win by making the opponent climax once' was too simplistic and left me wanting more; at least in the loser's strap-on punishment, a more intense climax-inducing sequence would have heightened the excitement. While Nozomi Arimura had some standout moments, actresses such as Tenharu Noa, Yuiina Taki, and Kurumi Suzuka seemed underutilized in terms of their potential.

The concept of a lesbian climax battle itself attracts many fans, but the actual work has divided opinions. Although there is a tense battle-like atmosphere, the lack of clear winners and losers is questionable, and without a surrender system, the essence of the battle feels diluted. The casting should have been more selective, focusing on the limited number of actresses who can truly excel in lesbian scenes. Overall, while there are elements to enjoy in the strategic interplay different from hardcore nude lesbian battles, given the claim of maximum excitement, I felt the work needed more refined direction and character development.