The setup where Kizaki acts like an unattainable flower in public but secretly obsesses over an anonymous account guy known for his erotic remarks totally drew me in. Her lack of connection with real men and her hidden fascination resonated deeply, and when she took off her glasses, the overlap with her subordinate Yagami and the anonymous guy's shadow made my heart skip a beat. One day, she accidentally gets her fan account seen, thinking she brushed it off, only to receive a surprise DM from the anonymous guy, which had me on edge with anticipation.

The heart-fluttering plot of them actually liking each other shines through Yua Aikawa's acting skills. The transition from a strong girl to a girl in love is so natural that the emotional nuances feel real. The sexiness is fully unleashed, with love-based confrontations being incredibly hot. The sweet desire to be called cute and the black coffee-like verbal taunts that exploit the other's weaknesses blend perfectly, while actions like untying a tie with the mouth and skillful binding are irresistibly erotic.

Moreover, the state of just unbuttoning the shirt instead of taking it off entirely sparks extra imagination, doubling the excitement. Scenes that leave underwear soaking wet come one after another, packed with charm beyond words. Overall, it's a masterpiece where story and performance merge seamlessly, offering new discoveries with each rewatch. Even non-fans will find it worth a view.