The setup where Amiri, a always salty gyaru at her part-time job, struggles with parental pressure to marry and asks her colleague to pretend to be her boyfriend for a day was brilliant. The greeting scene at her parents' house showcased an unexpected sweet and loving side, contrasting with her usual arrogance, and the actress's performance was spot-on and entertaining. Particularly, the opening scene where she keeps messing up orders after working at a family restaurant for a year added a touch of realism that made me chuckle. From the thank-you vacuum blowjob to the intimate creampie sex, bathing together, and cuddling in bed, the gradual closing of the emotional distance between the two was portrayed meticulously, blending warmth and excitement perfectly throughout the work. After watching it myself, I was drawn into the eroticism derived from such everyday situations. The actress's comedic acting and seamless switch to serious expressions stood out, making it a satisfying watch even for non-fans.