This work, themed around the children next door, stands out with its radical concept of sexual relationships regardless of a woman's age, before rationality develops. The theme of exclusivity, 'before they become someone else's,' is strongly emphasized, delivering a powerful impact to viewers. Having watched it myself, I found it somewhat lacking in terms of immersion and presence as a VR work. Compared to current VR technology standards, the camera work and sense of distance feel a bit unnatural, compromising the immersive experience. However, the true value of this work lies in its use of AI technology. By selecting and combining faces and bodies from samples, it allows for infinite variations, holding great potential for future development. For instance, if it could recreate the faces of popular actresses like Yura or Fuyuai Kotone, it would meet fan expectations. Currently, there is strong demand for non-AI traditional VR works, but as the technology matures, more personalized experiences should become possible. Overall, this is a work that shines with its strong concept and technological potential, raising expectations for future evolution.

On the other hand, ethical issues must be addressed. Themes that evoke minors are sensitive and call for responsibility from the producers. Yet, if viewed purely as fiction, its unique worldview that stimulates desires is commendable. As the VR market diversifies, such challenging works could spawn new trends, making them worth watching. Personally, I look forward to technical improvements and will continue to monitor developments.