After actually watching this work, the setup where two female university students suffering from frequent urination are interviewed one after another and end up publicly urinating due to sudden urges cleverly evokes feelings of shame and excitement. The acting skills of the female performers are particularly remarkable. Yuri Fukada and Mizuki Yayoi both naturally display a perverted side contrary to their innocent appearances, adding depth to the work. Fukada, with her striking short hair, stands out by handling intense scenes with cuteness, and her massive urination scenes are full of impact. On the other hand, Yayoi showcases an unexpected perversion from her pure look, and in close-ups of her private parts with panties digging in, she is so bold that there's almost no mosaic, captivating the viewers.

In terms of direction, the focus on spending ample time filming each female performer individually is commendable. The angles that simultaneously capture the private parts and anus reflect the director's dedication, making it an irresistible finish for hardcore fans. The drinking urine scenes using glasses and cups are realistic, and if more extreme elements like urine-chazuke or urine-dressing had been included, it might have further heightened the excitement. However, the male performer's heavy breathing and snorts are overly excited, and occasional glances into the camera frame, along with rough editing, were somewhat distracting. The use of handheld cameras has room for improvement, and scenes where the male performer might be doubling as the director, showing biased treatment towards the female performers, were occasionally noticeable, undermining the overall immersion of the work.

Overall, for fans of urination-themed works, the content is sufficiently enjoyable, with the female performers' charms fully brought out. The contrast between Fukada's cuteness and Yayoi's perversion is exquisite, raising expectations for future series. However, watching the scenes of the room getting soaked might evoke a sense of realistic discomfort for some viewers. While the work's concept is solid, if the technical aspects are refined, it could achieve even higher acclaim.