Saimin Ryoujoku Gakuen Episode 1

Oh boy, where do I even start with this wild ride? This hentai is like a soap opera on steroids, but with way more... uh, "hands-on" counseling. The story revolves around Yuna, a girl who’s trying to cure her sister Aoi’s intense hatred of men. Aoi thinks all guys are perverts, and Yuna’s like, “Girl, you need therapy!” Enter Doctor Fujimi, the smooth-talking counselor who’s got some *very* unconventional methods to help Aoi see the “charm” of men. Spoiler alert: it involves a lot of licking, tasting, and, well, let’s just say Aoi gets *very* hands-on with her “studies.”

The positives? It’s got a quirky premise, and the whole “therapy” angle is hilariously over-the-top. The characters are expressive, and the animation is decent, especially during the, uh, *educational* scenes. Aoi’s transformation from “men are gross” to “give me more of that manly smell!” is both ridiculous and oddly satisfying. Plus, there’s a brother-complex subplot with Yurine that adds some extra spice to the mix.

On the flip side, the story is bonkers, even by hentai standards. The dialogue is cheesy, and the whole “hypnosis” thing feels like a lazy excuse to get everyone naked. Also, the pacing is all over the place—one minute they’re talking about tea ceremonies, the next they’re in a full-on orgy. And don’t even get me started on the “scent of boys” obsession. It’s like someone took a weird perfume ad and turned it into porn.

Overall, this hentai is a chaotic, messy, but oddly entertaining experience. If you’re into absurd plots and don’t mind some over-the-top antics, it’s worth a watch. Just don’t expect anything deep—unless we’re talking about, you know, *deep* penetration.