無(wú)限純白的你

評(píng)分：4.1 播放：19萬(wàn) 更新：2026-04-26

女工人屋島 (不二子 飾)一直對(duì)自己的性別認(rèn)同感到混亂，始終對(duì)于成為一個(gè)「女人」感到不自在，即使和男人纏綿，也未曾感到滿足。有一天，偶然到一個(gè)氣氛詭譎的房子裡修水管，遇上了青春少女小九(真上皋月飾)，對(duì)小九帶著絕望的凝視感到十分好奇。當(dāng)內(nèi)心藏有秘密的屋島遇上心靈破碎的少女小九，宛如命中注定一般，她們的眼神逐漸吞噬了彼此。那一瞬間，想要佔(zhàn)有彼此的欲望越來越強(qiáng)烈。透過和小九身體與心靈的結(jié)合，屋島慢慢地接受了那個(gè)自己身體裡那個(gè)她曾抗拒的靈魂，同時(shí)也發(fā)現(xiàn)小九的爸爸竟長(zhǎng)期對(duì)自己的女兒下毒手。愛，欲望，忌妒，怨恨，一夕之間同時(shí)爆發(fā)，即將動(dòng)搖她們的世界 

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