This work stars the masturbation therapist Aozora Hikari, focusing on a mobile service that rescues men struggling with ejaculation disorders and masturbation habits. It tackles the social issue of increasing cases where incorrect masturbation leads to ejaculation disorders or men bottling up their worries alone, depicting a therapist who teaches 'what correct ejaculation is.'

First, Aozora Hikari's performance shines. As a beautiful therapist who looks stunning in elegant uniforms, her sincere engagement with clients is remarkably meticulous, drawing viewers in. The gradual unraveling from there exudes eroticism, skillfully crafting the tension and release that form the core of the work. Particularly, the transition from dialogue with clients to physical contact is nuanced in psychological portrayal, offering depth beyond mere sensual content.

In the final scene, a male actor wearing glasses appears, and his handsome, cool looks add flair to the production. This character's presence symbolically represents the moment Aozora Hikari's therapy bears fruit, providing visual satisfaction as well. Throughout, the sports newspaper-style brisk writing balances addressing social issues without losing entertainment value.

This work handles the sensitive theme of ejaculation disorders, using Aozora Hikari's acting prowess and the production's structural strength to make viewers ponder the importance of 'correct ejaculation.' The human drama unfolding between chaos and healing feels educational beyond just an adult video, making it worth watching. Having viewed it myself, I realized that more works like this could potentially become a salvation for troubled men.