After watching this work, I was deeply moved by the determination and inner conflict of the secretary played by Sayu Nanahara. Her every gesture eloquently conveyed emotions, and her new side in tackling the bold theme of black debut was particularly striking. The perfect blend of her dignified aura as a company president's secretary and her vulnerability when cornered tugged at the heartstrings. The story depicts the tragedy of a company facing survival crisis, succumbing to demands for entertainment from overseas clients. The secretary's resolve to offer herself out of gratitude to the president, and the president's hesitation to stop her, heightens the tension. The development of betrayal leading to manipulation by an insatiable foreigner evokes both sorrow and excitement, showcasing Nanahara's acting skills to the fullest. However, the strong image of wearing stockings on the packaging was absent in the main content, which felt a bit disappointing. Overall, it's a well-balanced piece with a compelling mix of character depth and intense action, making it highly watchable.