This work depicts the struggles and conflicts of a mother who gave birth young despite opposition from those around her and raised her daughter alone, gaining attention due to the surprise appearance of Madonna's star actress Ririko Kinoshita. In past series, the work starring Maihara Sei achieved best-selling status, attributed to the intensity of the actors' immersion and the strong self-control of the mother before crossing the line. In this work, the daughter role is also beautiful, and it includes scenes of nude intercourse, which differs from past works, but the direction is handled by the same director, "Kitoruze Kawaguchi." I personally viewed the work, and the mother's conflict between maternal instincts and feminine desires is carefully portrayed, particularly in the scene where she is forcibly embraced by her daughter's boyfriend, conveying a complex mix of regret and pleasure. However, in overall evaluation, I felt that past works were better in terms of direction and story coherence, resulting in a more profound piece. While Ririko Kinoshita's performance shines, from the perspective of the series as a whole, there were some aspects that felt slightly lacking. Still, the psychological depiction of the mother role is powerful and has enough appeal to draw in viewers. I look forward to future developments in the series.