S1 Fan Thanksgiving Day: If You Can Withstand the S-Class Techniques of Kirara Asuka Then You Get to Have SEX with Her (2015)
Gênero : Documentário
Runtime : 2H 50M
Director : Rakuda
Sinopse
"I'll definitely have sex!" 15 fans who participated in such a passionate feeling! If you can endure Kirara's S-class technique for 10 minutes, you can have sex! "I want to have sex with everyone who came all the way! But ... I also have pride as an AV actress!" Gachinko game 10 minutes x 15 without any adjustment! I feel good enough to ascend to heaven, but if I get it, hell ... I'll leave sex. How many people can reach Kirara's pussy! !!
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