After watching this work, I was first struck by its innovative concept. I carefully noted the warnings that there are no sex scenes, no male genital appearances, and no mosaic appearances, but this actually enhanced the appeal of the production. Unlike the outrageous stories of past series like 'Perverse Mama' or 'Showa Girls', this one focuses solely on the romantic aspects in an omnibus format, with a style that directly addresses the viewer as 'you'. It made me feel as if I had become a boyfriend, and the gentle voices of the various goddesses echoing in my ears were irresistible. Scenes where they stick out their tongues to lick my face or make lewd sounds while expressing affection evoked a gradually rising sense of obscenity, pulling me in without resistance. The sight of the goddesses freed from their wild roles and purely accepting love also had a somewhat healing effect, packed with a charm that makes you want to watch it over and over. If you want to see more, I recommend checking out the starring works of the featured goddesses—you're sure to find something new.