In recent years, as the trend of solo female hiking continues, I watched the VR work 'HQ Dramatic Ultra High Definition'. The plot features Tsukiharu Momo playing a novice hiker who sprains her ankle and is cared for by an experienced camper, but the composition prioritizes showcasing her cuteness while leveraging VR's immersive qualities. Indeed, the aggressive scenes progress too slowly, lacking a sense of assault, which might have been challenging for Tsukiharu Momo, who isn't skilled at acting reluctant. She utters lines of refusal but shows no attempt to escape, passively waiting for insertion in a relaxed flow, reminiscent of common tropes in poorly made r●pe-themed works. However, the visual quality is excellent, offering a strong sense of being intimate with Tsukiharu Momo, and her adorable moments shine through in many scenes. On the other hand, dust on the third camera angle makes her face appear pixelated, which is disappointing; for a simulated work, a reshoot should have been done. The previous camping work was better, perhaps solely due to the actress's talent. Overall, for Tsukiharu Momo's fans, I give a lenient four-star rating. The immersive VR experience is commendable, but there's significant room for improvement in acting and direction.