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KTKZ-026 A Chinese Exchange Student at This Famous National University Who Speaks 8 Languages and Has an IQ of 282 Is Making Her Shocking AV Debut!! Chao Wen poster

KTKZ-026 A Chinese Exchange Student at This Famous National University Who Speaks 8 Languages and Has an IQ of 282 Is Making Her Shocking AV Debut!! Chao Wen 

Wen Chao is 19 years old. A talented woman who can learn the language of the country she has sex with is studying chemistry at a Japanese university. She said that sex brings out the national character, and she said, "I've had sex with men from various countries, but I like Japanese sex the most." A Chinese who is shy like a Japanese and sexually greedy like a Westerner makes her debut. This neck and buttocks are definitely not Japanese.
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Wen Chao is 19 years old. A talented woman who can learn the language of the country she has sex with is studying chemistry at a Japanese university. She said that sex brings out the national character, and she said, "I've had sex with men from various countries, but I like Japanese sex the most." A Chinese who is shy like a Japanese and sexually greedy like a Westerner makes her debut. This neck and buttocks are definitely not Japanese.

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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Kitixx

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