Don't you think this cover looks a lot like Gigi Leung at first glance? When I first saw this cover, I was shocked too, but upon closer inspection, you'll find that this actress's features aren't quite as perfect as the real deal. You can see that Gigi's nose is higher and more defined, and her eyes are deeper, but the similarity is definitely around 70-80%, especially in that side profile with a pursed smile—the whole charm is there! So, who is this "dark" Gigi Leung? Her name is Fujikanna (Fujikanna), a major newcomer discovered by the agency "8MAN," and she eventually debuted under "Madonna," the top player in the mature women field. Fujikanna, who is 34 years old this year, graduated from the graduate school of Osaka University, one of Japan's top three national universities. She has a strong foundation in dance, having started learning classical ballet at the age of 4. Two years ago, while working as a researcher at a listed company, she spontaneously attended an AV actress interview and stepped into the industry. In 2022, she debuted with a series of photobooks themed around ballet dancers showing pubic hair, and then announced her AV debut as an exclusive actress for "Madonna." Although she's only a petite 153 cm tall, with her excellent proportions, the flexibility from years of dancing, and her innate elegant demeanor, she solidly ranks among the top mature women. Besides her talent and potential being highly regarded, Fujikanna is also a machine for generating buzz. At the time of her debut, she hid her AV career as a side job from her company and was reported by colleagues, ultimately leading her to leave the company where she had worked for 6 years. Later, she focused on steadily producing works for "Madonna" and occasionally taught at a ballet studio. However, unexpectedly, she was discovered again because of her actress identity and was forced to resign. She publicly shared the details on Twitter, sparking debates among netizens on both sides... A series of tweets went viral among netizens, with many actresses leaving comments sympathizing with her. Netizens also thought, "Professions aren't divided by nobility; as long as she teaches seriously, it's fine." But another group felt, "Parents' feelings are understandable," "Engaging in 18+ work indeed needs to be separated from children's education," and even believed that Fujikanna shouldn't have hidden her identity from the start. All we can say is that being an AV actress might bring money and fame, but it still comes with inevitable costs. It's okay, Fujikanna, you just keep shining in the dark world!