I watched the shocking work starring Kanna Imai! The story follows a protagonist from a single-parent family who carries the trauma of sexual abuse from uncles during childhood, leaving home only to return due to her father's illness, and the plot had me hooked. The psychological portrayal of wavering between disgust and pleasure was masterful, especially the setting of 'leaving home as if running away,' which realistically expressed the anguish of confronting past wounds.

Kanna Imai's acting skills shine! She brilliantly performed the complex emotions embedded in the line 'I hated it so much, but through those experiences, I realized I was a woman,' creating a unique atmosphere where eros and pathos intersect. In the reunion scene with the uncles, the dangerous tension hidden beneath the seemingly warm situation of 'welcoming me gently with that same smile from back then' grips the viewer's heart.

This series stands out for its artistic quality that delves into the depths of human psychology, going beyond mere erotic works. By depicting how past trauma affects current relationships, it adds depth to the eroticism. Particularly, the暗示 of how childhood experiences influence gender identity and sexual preferences was thought-provoking content.

Kanna Imai's erotic appeal is in full swing, with the heat of the sensual scenes being intense! In scenes where her body is licked all over or she performs oral sex, the conflict between disgust and pleasure is delicately expressed, strongly reinforcing the work's theme. The tension in the scene where lips are greedily kissed is of must-see quality. After watching this work, I was deeply impressed once again by the breadth of her expressive power. Throughout the series, the balance between psychological portrayal and erotic depiction is exquisite, with each piece leaving a profound aftertaste. Even for non-fans, it's a masterpiece series worth checking out all the works!