Rio is a young female pro wrestler with a feminist perspective. "Why is it only women who are treated as sexual objects in gravure content?" ── She felt a strong sense of discomfort with this status quo. So, she decided to flip the script. Pinning a man beneath her, she locks him in a submission hold while striking a gravure pose at her most flattering angle. She drags his pride down to the level of the one being photographed, the one being put on display. This became her signature move ── the "Reverse Gravure Hold." The era has come for men to be made "Insta-worthy" in the ring. It was a technique invented suddenly one day. Rio, a long-haired brunette wrestler, sits atop a limp male wrestler, applying a finishing hold while striking a beautiful gravure pose. Beside them, the audience holds up their smartphones ── the man's humiliation is broadcast outside the ring, to the internet, and to the world. Ringside is packed with spectators with cameras ready. Rio smiles down at the man while making eye contact with the cameras as she tightens the hold. The photos are posted on the spot and spread in real-time. Traditional "masochistic male wrestling" depicted "men being shut out in the ring" or "men in despair." What this work depicts is "a man being shut out in the ring, with his humiliation remaining on the internet forever." The times have changed. The reality of "humiliation" has been updated here.