After my heart was broken, and I even thought about quitting AV after the previous work two years ago. Finally, that hellish documentary of a creepy guy has been revived! It was actually filmed in the spring of 2022 but got delayed for over a year due to various issues (though we always say this). In the end, during filming, an actress who boasted nearly 100 releases within three months of her debut lost her timeliness. Additionally, troubles during additional filming got caught in the wave of new AV laws, leading to various cancellations—it's not just rumored but almost a disaster piece. The theme of this work is the status of actresses. It delves into the hierarchy among solo, contract, and project actresses and their mental behavior surrounding fan businesses. Starting with troubles stemming from the superior-inferior relationship between former solo and contract actresses, this filming includes interviews with related parties, leading to a full course at Tamaya Label, featuring park dates with kissing, mouth-to-mouth feeding, continuous deep throating, real internal ejaculation, and more, reflecting the actress's inner world. However, the true ending of this work might only be understood five years from now. For her, was this expression or selling herself to become famous? By then, there should be an answer. Once you have the title of a former AV industry person, there are countless choices for survival, and now everyone is busily showcasing masturbation on fan sites. As long as you can sell erotic photos to your surrounded fans, you'll be secure even after retirement. It's like when cameras first appeared on cell phones and panty shot videos were rampant, if all these are called AV, then the weight of the term 'AV fall' increases. In the AV world where exposure alone brings fame, will she be consumed by poisonous insects and become a stimulant for fame and profit, or can she remain an artist? Or will she survive by exchanging morality, secrets, and lies for money as a 'former AV industry person'? Will adult videos still have value five or ten years from now? This is what we want to know.
