This work begins with the setting of Alice living in a shared house and working part-time at a soap land. One day, a close male resident exposes her identity by showing her profile on his smartphone, staring at her with a mix of contempt and excitement, creating a tense scene that draws viewers in. From this moment, all male residents start using her room like a cheap brothel, depicting the collapse of daily life and the runaway of desire, embodying the essence of Y Alice's works.

Alice's voluptuous body and erotic expressions remain impressive, showcasing her acting skills. Particularly, her shock and helplessness upon exposure, and the gradual acceptance of despair and humiliation, are realistic and easy to empathize with. The male cast's attitudes, blending contempt and excitement, deepen the theme and hint at societal shadows.

Overall, while the story is simple, it portrays the distortion of relationships and sexual domination, offering elements for viewers to ponder. Fans of Y Alice will enjoy her charm in this work, and I recommend it. After watching it myself, I was overwhelmed by its intensity.

This work skillfully expresses the fear of blurred boundaries between the ordinary and extraordinary, serving not only as entertainment but also with a social-critical aspect. Alice's acting and physical beauty merge to create a compelling piece worth watching.