Yuumei VTuber no Ani Dakedo, Nazeka Ore ga Yuumei ni Natteita - Vol. 1 Ch. 2 - When My Sister Forgot To Turn Off Her Stream, It Went Totally Off The …

[Milanin]

Yeah, could be. I saw a few times that authors drop the WN to focus on LN and/or the manga adaptation.

Really wanted to know what the Ex now does. As far as the manga raws go, she doesn't come to school after this incident and the MC became super popular. Everyone is chasing after him at school lol

I just checked the back for info and 23.11.2023 was the epilogue after 485 numbered chapters and if in the 11 translated chapters everything was already covered here... Then the rewrite was massive. In the first 4 chapters of the WN it's up to this revealing of forgetting to cut the stream. And chapter 5 is about also becoming a Vtuber

 

[Milanin]

Likely got deleted because it started being published as a Light Novel (Nov 2023), but there is no translation for that afaik, which is getting a 3rd volume in april next year

Author gave a notice in narou when it got deleted, but didn't really gave a reason, but you can guess i suppose

I mean, if the WN is anything of a 1:1 it's supposed to be 13 books

 

[Hefnef]

Well at least he's going to get revenge on his ex albeit unintentionally. Though kind of odd that she figured out that he was Wine's brother before the name drop. She's probably going to get dunked on in school & he'll do his best to remediate the situation before it gets out of hand. Thanks for the translations.

My guess is that she recognized him by his voice (if she respected him enough to pay attention in the first place, that is)

That or she was gonna talk with him for unrelated reasons at just that moment, maybe because she wanted money or smth

They’re both a big stretch, but at least they’re more plausible than Apollo’s Gift of Prophecy or something

 

[JustAFish]

I wonder what the point of this doxxing really is? Are they just interesting in finding out who she is

That's exactly what it is. They just wanna know who's behind the avatar.

Well, as for why they want to know, there are two sides.
• Just curious
• Imma kill their whole career

 

[Junomano]

Well at least he's going to get revenge on his ex albeit unintentionally. Though kind of odd that she figured out that he was Wine's brother before the name drop. She's probably going to get dunked on in school & he'll do his best to remediate the situation before it gets out of hand. Thanks for the translations.

they at least stayed long enough together for her to know his voice well my guess

 

[LakeFreeter]

Man reading makes me so cringe

 

[Alteraucous]

Oh shhiiitttt.

While I do love "Aorikei Game Haishinsha (20-sai), Haishin no Kiri Wasure ni Yori Ii Hito Bare Suru", which follows a similar-esque premise, this one is very interesting

 

[Valome]

I suddenly remembered what happened to Camila imp

 

[colorlesseatstomboys]

Ah. I wish it was a normal talk & not him name dumping. Like that made it too easy. Everyone knows who he is now.

 

[blablablub]

Surely nothing sinister is gonna happen following that self doxxing, right? Right?

 

[Penguinu]

That stream was left up for longer than I thought it would dang, bro was focused on his sis.

Annnd they doxxed themselves too, didn't expect it to go that far. It'll be easy to figure out who the bro is since they just talked about him being the top student lmao. It seems like this story will be more hectic compared to that other streamer manga.

 

[Rafalga]

I mean doxxing yourself to this degree is pretty much ending your career on the spot as a v-tuber. Can't expect any realism from a slop i guess.

 

[ShEEeshAlert1]

I like this "mean streamer accidently stays live" concept.

If I had a nickel for every time this [was written] I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot but its weird that it happened twice.

I like this little bit of spice that's different from the other one

Someone wet the rag? Gotta wring it till it's dry and ragged

 

[jojoka]

Most Vtuber fans like to pretend that their favorite streamers don't have real lives, don't they? I wonder what the point of this doxxing really is? Are they just interesting in finding out who she is, or do they want to kill someone to get revenge for their idol "cheating" or whatever???

Comparing Japan to the West is comparing two different beasts. Didn't a cute weather woman in Japan have to apologise for having a boyfriend lol.
While in the West people generally don't care though with streamers there is a lot of boyfriend experience baiting where this does happen.

 

[Statyc]

Comparing Japan to the West is comparing two different beasts. Didn't a cute weather woman in Japan have to apologise for having a boyfriend lol.
While in the West people generally don't care though with streamers there is a lot of boyfriend experience baiting where this does happen.

Yeah: https://www.downelink.com/controversial-personal-life-of-japans-weatherwoman-sparks-backlash/

It isn't just Japan. South Korea and China are like that, too.

 

[retolee]

"Now now my dear sister who streams to earn money to compensate for our families poor earnings after our mother died and our father is running her dream cafe riddled in debt as I work hard too for a scholarship and to help make ends meet" and other exposition based conversations they'd have in private, even if they weren't streaming it.

 

[inkindoug]

Would be a pretty boring series if all of that exposition hadn't happened though, right?
"Chapter 3 of My sister is a VTuber and nothing really happened" by Shio Takoyaki.

 

[Chronigan]

Awful coincidence that their conversation was an exposition dump, instead of a basic, daily sibling interaction.

Where I'm from we call that bad writing.

 

[Blergggg]

1 million subscribers in 3 months
"her image is bad, I have too fix her!"
Astronomically self important brother right there

 

[Valhalla_101]

It’s incredibly hard for me to read these kinds of plots. I get a physical reaction from the cringe/second hand embarrassment. Not that I don’t like the story. But it takes forever to get through a chapter