It's not just the big studios that have newcomers; as long as the price is right and there's a selling point, everyone is willing to work with fresh bodies. But the question is, is it worth watching? This is truly a very thought-provoking issue. Although newcomers pop up every day and we never get tired of them, from the process of debuting in this industry, high-quality newcomers are mostly in the hands of big studios (because agencies usually take newcomers to big studios for interviews first). So, small studios do use people, but they mostly end up with the leftovers, and the quality is naturally unstable... However, every now and then, they do uncover gems, like this one, "Aoi No (Ran Ye You)," who's pretty good. She's a newcomer just launched by the studio "HMN WORKS," and maybe a lot of people are hearing this studio's name for the first time, but they've already put out several newcomers under the name "NEW☆STAR." Like other newcomers, Aoi No (Ran Ye You) has a quite refined persona. After graduating from high school, since she wasn't sure what she wanted for her future, she chose to go to university like most people. In the blink of an eye, four years passed, and as a fresh graduate facing job hunting, she realized her grades were average, she wasn't good at talking, and her social skills weren't great, so standing out in the job market was absolutely a long shot... Until one day, she saw on social media how a certain actress was thriving, and Aoi No (Ran Ye You) thought that was her ideal way of life. She longed to be noticed and to become the brightest star on stage, so she ditched the job search idea and boldly jumped into the AV industry as an actress. Of course, making it in the dark underbelly isn't child's play; after all, studios aren't charities and don't take just anyone. But the studio says Aoi No (Ran Ye You) has what it takes to become famous with one big reveal—so why? Because she's got a clear, handsome face, full and round G-cup breasts, and a plump but not overly greasy body. In the film, you can see she's quite open; although the script portrays Aoi No as an unconfident fresh graduate, she ends up getting really into it, smiling from ear to ear during the 3P and even proactively sticking out her tongue for kisses with the male actors! I personally think she has the talent to debut with higher-tier studios, but launching with "HMN WORKS," which is steadily building its reputation, is also pretty solid. The author feels happy for her; sometimes in life, it should be like this—rather than obsessing over one path, it's better to shift your mindset, and Aoi No has found her life's direction and taken a small step forward in a new field.