This is 8MAN's newcomer, Shen Mulan.
Like her predecessors, she will first shoot a nude photoshoot before entering the AV industry, and then find a good studio for her exclusive debut—so without a doubt, Shen Mulan is a major newcomer. We can see her and SOD in the future. Compared to Star's Rei Kamiki, who has the bigger bust? But speaking of which, because it's 8MAN, I'm on high alert. This agency not only has amazing breasts but also a bunch of fake ones. For example, their collaboration with IP, "Yami Rin (Yami Rin)," is an Enhancer-type like Uvogin and Gon...
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So, a friend commented on Twitter that Yami Rin has failed, and they hope that Kamimura won't be too artificial. Well, I have something to say about that. Whether Yami Rin is bad or not, whether you like her or not, is none of my business, but she has performed exceptionally well since her debut. The day before yesterday, her second work topped the FANZA daily chart, and yesterday it was second. Plus, her debut work beat Ayaka Kawakita to take first place in the June sales charts. If there's no manipulation, I think the higher-ups at IP should be laughing all the way to the bank because of Yami Rin's arrival.
Now, two questions arise: First, do Japanese movie fans really love these artificially enhanced actresses? Second, why can't AV actresses go to better cosmetic clinics? Why do they have to be so artificially enhanced?
(Asuka Kirara is an important reference for many girls undergoing plastic surgery)
(Arisaka Miyuki once... (The agency used Fukada Eimi's successful example to persuade her to get plastic surgery)
Let's look at them one by one. The first question is quite sad, I think. Currently, Japanese moviegoers who buy adult films not only don't care about the actresses' plastic surgery, but probably also think these actresses are very beautiful. That's why there was a poll saying that young girls most wanted to get plastic surgery to look like Asuka Kirara, and Arisaka Miyuki also admitted in a live broadcast that her agency used Fukada Eimi as an example to persuade her to get plastic surgery... In short, not only is the plastic surgery trend very prevalent in this industry, but moviegoers have probably gradually been brainwashed into accepting this kind of appearance. The second question is more complicated: why can't actresses find better plastic surgery to make them look more natural? First, the AV industry is very fast-paced, but after plastic surgery, recovery time is needed. Therefore, many perform before their faces have healed and their breasts have softened. If given time, like Jessica Kizaki, who has been in the industry for so long, you'll find that even the most fake breasts soften after being handled by male actors' rough handling. I remember when I introduced Kizaki's retirement, someone asked me why I was so sure her breasts were fake, completely forgetting that she had rock-hard breasts when she debuted…
(Jessica Kizaki had super hard breasts when she first debuted, but as time went on…) (After being "rubbed" enough, it doesn't look so fake anymore.)
Another reason why some actresses have such plastic surgery is that the procedures are "free" for them. Yes, to attract top talent, many agencies use this "free surgery" approach to enhance their physical attributes before debut. However, things aren't always that simple. Plastic surgery always costs money, so two things happen: First, the agency will definitely recoup the cost of the surgery, usually deducting a percentage from the actress's salary—meaning the actress gets to enjoy it before paying. Second, as you know, the AV industry is fast-paced; many actresses leave within six months. To avoid significant losses and to prevent people from simply seeking surgery, agencies often choose cheaper clinics and enhance their actresses' appearance in the most cost-effective way…
You get what you pay for. Now you understand why many AV actresses' results after surgery are of poor quality, right?
(Originally, plastic surgery was simply to make actresses usable, but it seems to have changed people's aesthetic standards these days.)
But there's no way around it. Although many girls wanted to join the AV industry before, not everyone could be on camera, so plastic surgery was indispensable, because it at least made those aspiring AV actresses "usable." However, as you can see from the above analysis, the quality of plastic surgery in the AV industry can't be improved much. So, if you really mind, besides choosing actresses who haven't had much work done, I also suggest you revisit older actresses, because there are really not many actresses who haven't had any work done these days…
