Have you ever wondered how much more interesting the world would become if desires could be quantified? I'm not sure if you've seen the movie "In Time," but this work has a somewhat similar concept! It draws from the idea of making something visible: "In Time" is about human lifespans turning into a string of numbers that count down on your arm, while HUNTC-469 – "Eh!? 80%? What is this number? A world where the probability of scoring is visualized and only I can see it! Office Edition 2" – takes a lighter approach by visualizing sexual attraction rates. The story kicks off with the male lead getting a head injury in a workplace accident, and after waking up, he discovers he has a supernatural ability. When he looks at his female colleagues in the office, a percentage number appears above their heads, representing the "probability of successful intercourse." Honestly, I think this topic is fresh and pretty good, because fantasy themes in the AV world often feel shallow, with limited development potential, making them not very engaging. The main work features three key scenes. The first is the "drunk trial" in the office: The male lead witnesses a female colleague's attraction rate skyrocket from a low point to 80% after a drinking party, under the double assault of alcohol and physical cues. This not only highlights how important foreplay is in sex but also underscores the phenomenon of "alcohol fueling desire," reflecting the subtle push and pull of social interactions and desire catalysts in real life. The protagonist's "testing" behavior (like light touches and flirting) ultimately verifies the hypothesis like a scientific experiment, leading to an explosive sexual encounter. The next two scenes, "external temptations," are pretty similar to the first part. The protagonist encounters an insurance salesperson and a door-to-door solicitor, where the initial attraction rates are low, only around 10-20%. But through his gradual and bold advances (from seductive words to physical contact), he ends up with a 3P. By this point, I started thinking: Is this a bit like fortune-telling? If you can see a woman's sexual attraction rate toward you, someone with weak mental fortitude or low self-confidence might give up entirely if it's very low and not even try to turn it around. On the flip side, if you're super confident or a total charmer, you thrive on the thrill of the unknown in flirting – so if you can see the rate right away, whether it's high or low, it might kill the excitement altogether. Fantasy themes in the AV world often lack room for development, so the plots end up being underwhelming, mostly just serving as shallow vehicles for sex with little buildup. But the "visualized probability" sci-fi element here allows the story to go beyond just the sex scenes, delving deeper into the psychological mechanisms of human desire and physical interactions.