- #1
Simply put, the MC was one of the Vtuber Inori's first fans, and she fell in love with him through his messages, and got heartbroken when he stopped after she became famous.
The MC confessed to the girl who is Inori without knowing her virtual identity and got rejected.
Then he made a female virtual identity (and is able to emulate a female voice perfectly), and the girl kind of falls in love with that identity without knowing his real identity (fantasises about being sisters, though possibly more physical).
After that she finds out that the MC was the aforementioned early fan and falls in love with the real identity of the MC.
And then she asks his female virtual identity for advice (and the MC doesn't know her identity either, so he doesn't know that it's about him).
[collapse]Hopefully this will be helpful to people who consider dropping it after chapter 13 like two of the other reviews.The premise had a lot of promise, and some of the situations are funny, but unfortunately the writing is not particularly coherent. It doesn't help that the translation quality isn't high, even if that's not the author's fault.