This time, I visited Chimelong Water Park to attend an ACG party! The greatest challenges of outdoor summer shooting are usually the sweltering heat and melting makeup, but the premise of playing in the water actually made me feel much more relaxed. The yellow bucket hat and pink ruffled trim paired with a blue Summer swimsuit formed the visual core of this styling. To capture Kanna's moe charm in this Kanna cosplay from Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid, the black spherical hair ornaments on the twin tails actually carry some weight, requiring constant adjustments while moving in the water to prevent the pigtails from tangling. Makeup-wise, I deliberately intensified the soft pink eyeshadow gradation, which, paired with bright cyan-blue contact lenses, delivered an innocent yet playful gaze during tight close-up facial shots. The white over-the-knee Stockings tended to slide down after being soaked in the water for long periods, requiring frequent adjustments between takes; nonetheless, the simple red line-art patterns on the Stockings paired with the swimsuit photographed gorgeously. Today, I brought a translucent blue swim ring as a prop: sitting in the water, leaning against it, or tucking it under one arm all enhanced the scene's interactive energy. Beyond static seated postures, I also experimented with kneeling in the water flashing hand gestures, resting one hand on my hip, and kicking up my legs in mid-air jumps—the dynamic candid snapshots capturing splashing water droplets turned out remarkably lively. The backdrop of the water park is richly colorful; with the crystal-clear azure pool and blurred amusement rides in the distance, it framed a wonderfully breezy summer scene. Even though the clothes ended up soaking wet and clinging to my skin throughout the shoot, I am completely thrilled with the final photos! By the way, the theatrical movie for Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid will hit theaters on June 27th, and I can't wait to see everyone at the cinema! Special thanks to the model: @兔宝堡