Time Stop Switch for Revenge SEX! This work features a protagonist who is usually bullied and gains the ability to stop time to get back at the popular girls in class. After actually watching it, I was drawn in by its outrageous content. The actresses, led by Satsuki Ena and Kashiwagi Konatsu, live up to the "first string" title—all cute and beautiful, with bright, clear visuals and excellent camera work. The scene where the actresses are carried is particularly impactful, and the male actor Hashimoto has a presence that makes you think he's unexpectedly popular.
The content involves doing whatever they want to the girls in stopped time: face licking, deep throat, graffiti with oil-based pens, urination, raw sex, and creampies, with the buildup of stress exploding in a frenzy of lust. The opening scene is so stimulating that many might get erect, and I relate to the comment about anxiety and sexual desire being linked. However, I personally wonder if the graffiti scene was necessary—if it's popular, my apologies, but it's heartbreaking to think of the actresses enduring even blinking for the sake of the work.
Satsuki Ena and Kashiwagi Konatsu only appear in the first half, so viewers targeting them should be cautious. There's also curiosity about who the actress in the yellow bra is, making this a quality piece that warrants sequels. Overall, it leverages good material without unpleasant elements like poor camera work or an overbearing male actor, allowing for smooth enjoyment. I wanted to see more and appreciate the actresses' hard work.
The content involves doing whatever they want to the girls in stopped time: face licking, deep throat, graffiti with oil-based pens, urination, raw sex, and creampies, with the buildup of stress exploding in a frenzy of lust. The opening scene is so stimulating that many might get erect, and I relate to the comment about anxiety and sexual desire being linked. However, I personally wonder if the graffiti scene was necessary—if it's popular, my apologies, but it's heartbreaking to think of the actresses enduring even blinking for the sake of the work.
Satsuki Ena and Kashiwagi Konatsu only appear in the first half, so viewers targeting them should be cautious. There's also curiosity about who the actress in the yellow bra is, making this a quality piece that warrants sequels. Overall, it leverages good material without unpleasant elements like poor camera work or an overbearing male actor, allowing for smooth enjoyment. I wanted to see more and appreciate the actresses' hard work.