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Shôgeki mantoru: Junsei honban 

A female college student who had a boyfriend, worked as a tutor part-time, and lived an ordinary but fulfilling student life. However, as soon as he found out she was pregnant, his attitude suddenly became colder, as he was determined to have an abortion. At that time, a senior woman told her that she had a good part-time job, and when she went there, it was a hotel, and the part-time job was a hotel, and suddenly she was raped. In front of her crying, her senior tells her that her boyfriend is aiming to marry a rich woman, and she becomes desperate when he hears that he can earn millions of dollars a month at the hotel. She got on it... A work that depicts her becoming a shocking hotel lady who takes over 2,000 customers and earns over 40 million yen.
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A female college student who had a boyfriend, worked as a tutor part-time, and lived an ordinary but fulfilling student life. However, as soon as he found out she was pregnant, his attitude suddenly became colder, as he was determined to have an abortion. At that time, a senior woman told her that she had a good part-time job, and when she went there, it was a hotel, and the part-time job was a hotel, and suddenly she was raped. In front of her crying, her senior tells her that her boyfriend is aiming to marry a rich woman, and she becomes desperate when he hears that he can earn millions of dollars a month at the hotel. She got on it... A work that depicts her becoming a shocking hotel lady who takes over 2,000 customers and earns over 40 million yen.

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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Million Film

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