Zettai ni Me wo Tsukerarete ha Ikenai Vtuber ni Mitsukatte Shimatta

10,000 subscribers. Being a Vtuber isn’t enough to cover his living expenses, so he works another job every day and streams as a secondary job. Then, the popular female Vtuber with 1 million subscribers, Yuugure Tsukihi, suddenly found him. 「I’ll give you a red superchat so quit work and focus on being a Vtuber!」 「I can’t……my ear is being imp**gnated just by his voice……っ♡」 「Won’t you become my gigolo?」 Tsukihi, who tells him to quit his job and stream more. The shippers that appear whenever they collab. A pushy kouhai at his workplace. His supportive otaku manager who knows his true face. The curtains rise on this amazing, chaotic, and idiotic comedy.

Original Publisher

kakuyomu

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Zettai ni Me wo Tsukerarete ha Ikenai Vtuber ni Mitsukatte Shimatta This title, which roughly translates to "I Got Caught by the Vtuber I Absolutely Must Not Get Noticed By," immediately grabbed my attention. The premise is intriguing: a hardworking protagonist navigating the modern world of livestreaming and Vtubers, all while trying to avoid the attention of a particular virtual personality. So, did it live up to my expectations? Let's dive in. ### First Impressions Initially, I was drawn in by the slice-of-life aspect and the comedic elements. The story does a great job of immersing you in the world of Vtubing, making it relatable even if you're not deeply familiar with the culture. The initial chapters are lighthearted and fun, setting the stage for what I hoped would be an engaging romantic comedy. ### What Works Well The biggest strength of this novel, in my opinion, is its focus on the characters and their interactions. The protagonist is relatable, and the dynamic between him and the Vtuber is genuinely entertaining. The "harem" tag might be a bit misleading, as the story seems more focused on building relationships and exploring the protagonist's interactions with different characters in the livestreaming world. The humor is well-placed and keeps the story from becoming too heavy, maintaining a light and enjoyable tone. I especially appreciate how the author portrays the protagonist's hard work and dedication, making him a character you can root for. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the story overall, I did find myself occasionally wishing for a bit more depth. The pacing can feel somewhat uneven, with some arcs feeling rushed while others drag on a bit. I would have liked to see more exploration of the challenges and intricacies of being a Vtuber, rather than just focusing on the romantic comedy aspects. ### Final Verdict "Zettai ni Me wo Tsukerarete ha Ikenai Vtuber ni Mitsukatte Shimatta" is a fun and engaging read for anyone interested in slice-of-life, comedy, and a touch of romance set against the backdrop of the Vtuber world. While it may not be groundbreaking, it offers a lighthearted and enjoyable escape. I'd give it a solid recommendation, especially if you're looking for something easy to pick up and enjoy. I'm looking forward to seeing where the story goes and how the relationships between the characters develop.