I actually watched this VR drama work, and I felt that the story progression and perspective shifts were somewhat abrupt. The first half depicts the sweet daily life of the newlywed protagonist and his wife, played by Hirose Yuka, but with the sudden appearance of a subordinate, the plot takes a shocking turn as the husband witnesses his wife being violated from his perspective. What stood out in the first half was Hirose's facial expressions, which realistically conveyed the pleasure she felt, drawing viewers in with their charm. However, in the latter half, the revelation that the wife was working in a brothel felt sudden, and the subordinate's reappearance as a customer created a sense of inconsistency in the narrative flow.

The concept of switching between the husband's and the other man's perspectives is interesting, but in practice, the transitions were not smooth, with unnaturally dark scenes and hard-to-see moments scattered throughout. This gave the overall work a gloomy atmosphere, making it less enjoyable at times. That said, the content itself isn't bad, with high praise for Hirose's acting and bonus features like the body observation corner, making it well worth the bulk purchase. Overall, I think if the story coherence had been refined a bit more, it could have become a more immersive piece.