Today, I'm introducing an actress who, without a doubt, is the number one in the current AV world—a legend among legends, or we could say she's a living fossil. Who is she? She's Yui Hatano from Okayama Prefecture in Japan, born on May 24, 1988. She's also the remaining glory from the Showa era of actresses, spanning two eras. Since her debut in 2008, she's accumulated over two thousand AV works. That's a terrifying figure because, conservatively estimating, she has to shoot at least 142 works per year to reach that number. You have to know that being an actress requires enormous physical stamina, not unlike that of professional athletes. Moreover, some works demand acting skills and emotional investment, so with the double consumption of body and mind, the fact that Yui can be so prolific, coupled with her 15 years of active career, makes her unquestionably the queen among active actresses. RCTD-077: Yui Hatano's Don't Underestimate Me is a work that ROCKET collaborated on for their 10th anniversary with Yui. This special project work also incorporates classic elements from her previous performances, like the time-stopping watch and the theme of wanting to be scolded by ○○, plus continuous licking that leaves a lot of saliva on Yui's face, which is a form of alternative humiliation. Especially seeing an actress of Yui Hatano's esteemed status being molested by the male actor, it's just full of satisfaction. After all, for us, she's only to be admired from afar and not to be played with, so seeing her being defiled fulfills a dream for fans. The author might add that I recommend all friends to collect Yui Hatano's AV works with ROCKET, because they are like old comrades. It's like fish helping water and water helping fish. In the early days, before Yui became famous, she often appeared in ROCKET's series. Back then, ROCKET's bizarre themes made many actresses hesitant, perhaps it was unintentional, or maybe Yui simply didn't mind each opportunity. Through repeated collaborations, sparks were gradually ignited. Plus, beneath Yui's glamorous appearance lies a proud and rebellious spirit, which fits well with non-mainstream AV types, so they really enjoy working with each other. I believe that a significant part of Yui's now proficient and profound acting skills was honed through collaborations with ROCKET. For me, Yui Hatano is no longer just an actress; she's a part of my youthful memories, even an ICON of a generation, a symbol. Because even if you've never watched AV, you've definitely heard of the name Yui Hatano. They say that before a person's life ends, a life-reviewing montage flashes through their mind, and I'm very certain that in my life's memory montage, Yui Hatano will definitely appear. What about you all, my friends?