I watched Minoki Hinano's lesbian debut work, and it's not just an AV but a human drama depicting the struggles and awakening of a career woman. The way Hinano, who built her career with overwhelming work skills, awakens to new pleasures through a massage salon experience is portrayed with impressive acting.

In the opening, her portrayal as a high-handed woman who only knows work, scolding subordinates, is striking, and the setup of trying massage due to daily fatigue feels realistic. In the massage scenes, the teasing and local massages are carefully directed, with Hinano trembling from her first sensations and gradually immersing herself, expressed delicately. Particularly, the emotional changes from the feel of kisses and pleasure torture are conveyed through her expressions and gestures, drawing viewers in.

The theme of lesbian debut isn't just about sensual elements; it's excellently depicted as psychological interplay and trust-building between women. In the non-everyday space of the massage salon, Hinano's descent into becoming 'just a woman' highlights the essence of humanity stripped of social masks, adding depth to the work.

Overall, Minoki Hinano's acting is natural, with realistic emotional fluctuations that match the theme. The female-only forced development setting effectively brings out M-sensuality, and the variety in erotic scenes keeps it engaging without boredom. This work is a masterpiece recommended not only for lesbian genre fans but also for viewers seeking dramas about human inner worlds.