I actually watched the latest VR work starring Sumire Kurokawa, and it's a stimulating piece depicting a dangerous affair with the neighbor's wife. The protagonist is an ordinary salaryman, and the setting involves a beautiful neighbor wife suffering from daily GPS surveillance by her husband who is recuperating from illness. The relationship that starts from sympathy rapidly develops under the tension of the husband sleeping in the next room.

First, the unique closeness of VR is particularly noteworthy; in the early proximity scenes, Kurokawa-san comes extremely close, with a sense of presence so real you can almost hear her breathing. Since the situation itself doesn't allow for loud voices, a tense atmosphere always pervades, making it highly engaging for viewers. However, after insertion, the distance feels a bit farther, and the initial closeness fades, settling into a more ordinary impression, which is a pity. The video quality is clear, with many face-focused shots, allowing full appreciation of Kurokawa-san's beautiful expressions, which is highly rated.

In terms of acting, Kurokawa-san performs with a subdued voice to match the role, but this leads to a lack of dynamism, as some point out. The story setting of 'the husband restraining with GPS' is somewhat hard to understand, leaving questions about why it must happen at the other's home. There were many scenes where it felt like inviting Kurokawa-san to one's own room wouldn't be an issue. Still, the situation of intimate acts with the husband visible in the corner of the eye creates a nervous tension about being caught, even in a VR video, which is a major hit element.

Kurokawa-san herself has high potential, with a perfect slender yet busty body and a mature aura enhanced by her attire, making her very appealing. However, in VR works, there has been an impression that she hasn't fully unleashed it. This work can be considered her best so far, but compared to 2D works, especially the god-tier esthetic series, it feels somewhat lacking. Some voices wish for more eroticism, raising expectations for future evolution. Overall, it's a work that allows enjoyment of tense situations and Kurokawa-san's beauty, but there is room for improvement in the story setting and acting dynamism.