After watching this work, I was struck by how it evoked memories of her previous scenes involving forced acts and humiliation, but the intensity this time was truly astounding. The depictions of hitting and stomping were so powerful that they felt beyond mere acting, enhanced by the actress's expressions that created a sense of imminent danger—honestly, the realism was so gripping it made me hold my breath.

The story begins with the protagonist having a lover but refusing to tolerate anyone meddling with her possessions. While one-night flings are overlooked, betrayal is a different matter, leading to a revenge plot driven by shattered pride. The actress Hinata Natsu steals both the husband's heart and body, igniting the protagonist's rage.

In the first phase of the revenge plan, the scene where the protagonist storms into the workplace and shouts, "This woman is the slut who stole my husband!" is memorable, with the target's stunned expression—like a pigeon hit by a bean gun—skillfully conveying surprise at not knowing he was married. The second phase involves arranging for lovers to carry out a proxy assault, where the protagonist watches the despairing expressions up close and enjoys it, delving deep into the psyche of a woman driven mad by jealousy. The third phase forces the husband to choose in a rigged contest, highlighting the pain of betrayal by a trusted man and realistically portraying the terrifying consequences of infidelity.

Overall, the combination of powerful direction and the actress's performance results in intense emotional swings, making it a highly engaging piece. Though centered on a revenge theme involving infidelity, it probes the darker aspects of human nature, leaving a lasting impression after viewing. The escalating actions of a jealousy-crazed woman keep viewers on edge, evoking excitement akin to a sports newspaper feature. This is a work I highly recommend for many to watch.