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About Ingoku Danchi:Deviant's Apartment Complex
It's a place where greedy wives live... A married woman's erotic suspense! <br><br> This is the extreme suspense of a married woman by the author of <i>Libido Hunter Takeru</i>! In this story, a group of perverted married women wearing the mysterious "libido cross" costume that amplifies human desires come under attack! Protect the apartment complex from the threat of perverted wives, new janitor Yoshida!
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