PPVR-021 - [VR] "I don't like you, dummy!" Dealing with my Tsundere childhood friend

*It's just as easy to read as everyone says. It's worth buying just for the cuteness and casual gestures.

The line delivery is incredibly robotic, but the flow isn't bad. The shrinking effect isn't distracting, and her body is fantastic. However, can something be done about the facial expressions? They only change slightly when she's feeling it, and during the act, she seems distracted by instructions from behind, which kills the focus. Naturally, the viewer can't get immersed either. The director needs to realize that if they don't at least call 'cut' to correct her gaze, they'll be branded as incompetent.

*It feels like I'm just reading the book and looking at the contests, but it doesn't feel like I'm cutting corners. So I can forgive it. The material is good, so I have high expectations for the future.

The looks are top-tier, but the acting is disastrous. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone who wants to enjoy the full experience including the premise.

I've been fantasizing about this. She wouldn't need to talk or show expressions, so it would be a perfect role for her. Her body is like a real busty doll, and her profile looks like a mixed-race model, so her current robotic line delivery actually works well. While writing this, I found out an 'Oto Alice' mannequin work was released. It doesn't seem to be a hard mannequin, but rather a love doll work. It's a contrast to the other Alice, so it would be interesting if they both appeared together—two dolls in one scene.