After watching this work featuring Azu Amatsuki's debut in Fitch's plump VR series, I found it to be not just a VR production but a masterpiece that immerses you as if you're pulled into reality.

First, Azu Amatsuki's charm is fully showcased. Her M-like, dazed expressions and voluptuous body are captured from multiple angles without reservation, with the close-up face-to-face sitting scenes being particularly stunning. With such an adorable face up close, the back scenes where the face isn't visible feel unnecessary, and I wished more time had been allocated to the intimate face-to-face interactions. Her sporty, fresh atmosphere, combined with her animal-like gestures and way of speaking, creates a relatable, ordinary cuteness that isn't overly mature or loli-like, but retains a childlike innocence that will captivate fans of cute actresses. Her shy expression of biting her lips during climax is especially endearing, and while she suits boyish, proactive seduction roles, this time her passive acting stood out, with rare performances of gazing with half-closed eyes adding depth.

In terms of storyline, it depicts 'me=you', who is in a sexless marriage with his wife, building a physical relationship with his former student Azu, which continues even after she gets a fiancé. The scenes in the secluded inn, where 'me=you' vents the stress from work and married life, intertwine with Azu's devoted attitude, and although it's a simulated experience, the mixed-gender hot spring bath scene offers excellent healing effects, fully leveraging VR's unique sense of presence.

Technically, it's highly commendable, with abundant full nudity and face-to-face scenes, making it understandable why some viewers hope for an 8K VR movie version. However, the bound and tool attack scenes felt somewhat unnecessary, and I wished that time had been used more for face-to-face sitting. Overall, even for those who aren't fans of Azu Amatsuki, this work blends her natural cuteness and sexiness, suggesting new possibilities for VR productions and is a must-see for its compelling content.