Please don't take that to mean I did dirty things, I just appreciated the "anime" for what it is: a hentai. It's not like "hey we're in my house WHOA jk we're at the beach. There isn't much story, but it's fluid and I could follow it. The characters are all generally attractive (again, comparing to regular hentai, the guys are usually creepy and rapey).
there are some scenes where the artist paid close attention to detail for the animation. Usually, the guy goes around having sex with a bunch of girls. I also like that the characters stayed faithful. Not rapey, gang-bangy, or anything else like that. However, after watching it a second time, I realize that everything was with love and pleasure in mind. involve the female being pleasured (because equality and I am a woman)Īlthough some parts of this "anime" are iffy with how realistic it would be. I am very particular about the hentai I watch, it has to: Yes, I started watching this fully understanding that this is basically a hentai. Getting close with Souma, however, means constant interaction with the rest of the sexy, muscular fire department-and although Souma's heart is set on Ryou, can she stop hers from wandering? But due to his persistent interest in her, Ryou realizes he might just reignite the burning flames of passion between them. Moving in with her childhood friend means Ryou has to build boundaries-physical ones-because to cross them means to jump straight into Souma's lustful arms. But with Ryou left homeless and all her possessions lost, Souma opens his home to her. Although she was once interested in him, her crush was short-lived due to Souma's infamous womanizing ways. In a strange twist of fate, one of the firefighters turns out to be her childhood friend, Souma Mizuno. Fortunately, someone has called the fire department, and they are speedily able to rescue her.
Trapped within a deadly blaze with no means of escape, Ryou frantically makes as much noise as possible to alert her neighbors. Ryou Fujihashi wakes up to her apartment burning.
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