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――Full dive VR technology has been completed and we can meet Vtuber.

A high school boy, Kazuto who loves Vtuber suddenly decides to become a beautiful girl Vtuber himself.

Kazuto has started streaming as the beautiful girl Vtuber, Kanae with her own “super-cute female voice” and “game sense” as weapons.

Since then, Kanae’s subscribers has grown steadily, but one day something unexpected happened.

She receives a super chat from Inori, the most popular Vtuber in the world. In addition, the maximum amount of 50,000 yen is used to write “Shall I give you more? I can give you as much as you want.”

In short, Inori was a big fan of Kanae.

After that incident, their relationship as Vtubers deepened, and they finally came to be treated as “sisters” by their viewers.

By the way, the two are actually classmates.

Inori is actually the girl whose Kazuto confessed to and rejected him.

In other words, she is the girl who says “Eh, you like me?…I’m sorry.” and “Kanae-chan is cute!! I love you!!” in VR!

―― Anyway, this is an extremely turbulent and super misunderstood love comedy where real life and VR intersect!

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I will try reading this due to oddly interesting summary
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ヽ⁠(⁠。⁠◕⁠o⁠◕⁠。⁠)⁠ノ⁠.Wow! You're amazing! I only know 2 languages which I am fluent and another 1 which I learned but totally forgot ?
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Up to chapter 52. This is good, but it's written in an obnoxious way. Author is wordy, they'll go on for a long paragraph or more in narration about a barrier. There will be maybe 3 facts in it, but it'll be 10 sentences at least. Then the characters will just say the narration again in different words, nothing new. They'll have long conversations where they just dance around the main point. Then it won't even say the main point! It will say, "and they came to a decision." Okay, what decision?? Wasn't the point of us reading that conversation entirely to find out the decision? Nope. The author often writes the boring parts of the story and literally SKIPS over the important parts, just briefly summarizing them a chapter or two after they happen. It's mind boggling, like reading LOTR if it just depicted Frodo avoiding questions while packing his suitcase instead of the actual journey. It can't be about mental health. There's 0 psychology, the characters have no real personalities.
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Who let bro cook?
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She wants to learn the \"tactics\" of seduction ???
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