Returning to my hometown after seven years, I reunited with my sister who is five years younger. Since middle school, she has become a recluse, not pursuing further education and living as a NEET, immersed in games and anime, stirring complex emotions in me as her brother. This work depicts the subtle dynamics of such a sibling relationship, but honestly, from the ambiguous perspective in the title to the content that fails to resonate, it leaves much to be desired. Perhaps due to a change in director, the overall brand momentum seems to have waned, lacking elements that spark purchasing interest, which is disappointing.

Particularly dissatisfied with the male actor's performance. His awkwardness is as if he's on a film set for the first time, merely lying next to the sister role played earnestly by Anzu Kusuba, undermining the work's realism. Scenes without contraception, for instance, come off as self-indulgent and far from eliciting audience empathy.

Overall, while this work shows an intent to delve into the psychological portrayal of siblings, it falls short with numerous issues in direction and acting, ending in disappointment. As a fan, I yearn for more refined scripts and passionate performances.