Another wildly imaginative plan: This newcomer "Saori Kinjo" who debuted at "Fitch" is 36 years old this year. According to the producer's info, she was a super popular real housewife on social media before shooting AV, and she even has kids~ It just so happens that this beautiful housewife and the director were high school classmates, and at a class reunion 20 years later, the director seized the opportunity to give her some moral persuasion. Then, at a follow-up gathering at an izakaya, with a bit of alcohol loosening her inhibitions, "Saori Kinjo" was convinced to agree to shoot some sexy photos, and then— The director totally lost it, because "Saori Kinjo"'s qualities are just too perfect—her face is drop-dead gorgeous, capable of toppling cities with a single smile! Her body is an F-cup with stunning big breasts and completely untrimmed, lush bush—such prime material couldn't be passed up. After a mix of threats, temptations, and emotional manipulation, not only did Saori Kinjo agree to shoot AV, but because her kids were getting out of school and she had to go home, she even asked the crew to film directly at her house: Oh my god... This is the first time I've seen a newcomer debut in their own home! Honestly, the whole process—going viral on social media, running into an AV director at a class reunion, and then debuting—it's just too perfect, perfect to the point where it doesn't seem real. No matter how you look at it, it feels like a pre-written script; even more importantly, "Saori Kinjo"'s appearance is like something out of a dream, with that F-cup and natural hair already super appetizing, and on top of that, her face is so refined and cute at 36 years old. I have to say, she's even more perfect than the script, perfect to the point where it's like— AI face-swapping! Plus, there were similar doubts with "Aina Kitajima" before, so basically, it's confirmed—your suspicions are spot on. The producer "Fitch" and this new "Movie Beauty" production team are pretty likely just a setup for AI face-swapping. It's not that I think it's a bad practice, but at least they should disclose it; otherwise, feeling like you're being fooled makes you look like a total idiot~