Now That I Have Become a Woman, I Am a Vtuber - Chapter 28

The group stream with the Celestial Project members started after a very long time.

[Hey, it’s been a while since we did a group stream together, right?]

The broadcast was naturally led by Anna.

Being the oldest, most popular, and best at hosting, Anna practically serves as the leader of the first-generation Celestial Project members.

[Indeed. Everyone’s been so busy, there hasn’t been a chance for a group stream.]

[Yeah, it’s true! Everyone’s been super busy lately, haven’t they?]

Mylee and Haru took turns responding to Anna’s words.

After that, the members began to open up one by one about how busy they had been.

[Right, I’ve been really busy.]

[Exactly, I haven’t even been able to sleep properly. I’ve been checking edited videos, preparing for broadcasts, and working on cover songs…]

Even though Roa and Maho joined in the conversation, I just kept my mouth shut and nodded.

Well… because I’m not busy.

How can you be busy if you don’t have anything to do? Until recently, I spent some time drawing pictures to post on Bluebird, but now that it’s finished, all I do outside of streaming is go to vocal lessons for practice.

As I just nodded without speaking, the chat started to stir a bit.

-Why can’t you join the conversation?

-Is she being excluded?

-Look at her just nodding her head.

-Is she planning to just coast through the broadcast?

While I was laughing at the ambiguous chat, unsure whether they were worried or criticizing, a donation alert rang out.

[OO, thank you for the 1,000 won donation!]

-Can Miro give us a hint about what cover song she’s working on?

“Oh, me? I’m not doing any.”

-???

-Why not?

-You should do one.

-If you’re not doing a cover song, what keeps you so busy?

“What? Me, busy? I’m not busy at all.”

-??

-Don’t you have any work?

-Try to be busy.

[Wait, Miro, you’re not busy?]

Then, the members who had heard my conversation with the chat started to talk to me one by one.

[No wonder, you’re always recruiting for League of Legends parties in the group chat.]

[Miro does seem to handle things quickly.]

[Right, definitely gives the impression of getting things done swiftly and efficiently.]

However, the public opinion is taking a strange turn.

They say I’m quick at handling tasks?

No, it’s just that there’s really no work.

I only broadcast for two hours a day, and lately, there haven’t been any meetings related to the broadcasts.

The company handles the video editing for the videos uploaded to YouTube. Would the editor have done something unnecessary? I don’t even review the edits.

Honestly, it’s a bit embarrassing to watch videos of myself speaking.

-Haha lol

-You do what you have to, Miro!

-Why did you raise your League of Legends level when the other members didn’t?

Still, it’s been a while since there were exclamations in the chat, so I should keep up this concept.

“Yes. Honestly, isn’t it fine to finish work quickly and then play? If the other members had put in more effort, they would have reached level 30 in League of Legends and created first-ranking content by now…”

[No?]

[You shield them and then suddenly bash them with the shield…]

-Lol..

-An ungrateful girl…

“Can’t we just focus on one thing?”

Why this and that?

***

Gartic Phone.

In the first round, a participant writes down a situation, and the next person draws a picture based on that description.

Then, the following participant writes a description based on the drawing, and the next person draws another picture. This continues until the last round.

The game continues from the first participant to the last, and if the final drawing matches the initial description, the team wins this simple cooperative game.

Since there are six of us, six games will proceed simultaneously.

Once all the games are completed, we look at the six results at once.

[Hey, don’t write anything weird?]

Right before starting, Anna seemed uneasy and said this.

“Ah, don’t worry. Everyone will write something normal.”

From the start, the broadcasting level of the Celestial Project members isn’t very high. Moreover, considering that they are all rookies, would they write something controversial?

[Miro… Actually, I said that for you to hear…]

“Huh? Why?”

[…]

-Doesn’t everyone else know the reason except you?

-The scary thing about this girl is that she genuinely doesn’t know.

[Ahaha… But didn’t you say Miro draws well? During the last collab stream.]

“Oh, you remember?”

[Yeah, you said you even drew fan art of the old manga back then.]

“I draw them like humans, of course.”

-Oh, right.

-Wow, does Miro know how to draw too?

-Surprisingly versatile.

[I’ll be looking forward to it. Well, let’s start a game first.]

With that, Anna ended the small talk, and they began the game in earnest.

They proceeded with the game ‘Gartic Phone’ and, until the results came out, they had to refrain from communicating, so they left the voice call.

“What should I write?”

Since it was just the beginning, I had to write a scenario. Considering other members would continue the scenario, I thought of writing something easy and straightforward.

-Chaos.

-Let’s write something weird.

-Looking forward to it.

-Should we flip the table? Haha.

As expected, the viewers wanted a scenario that would be difficult for the next member, but I just wrote something simple.

“This should be good.”

-Why do you even ask?

-Oh, Miroshichi…

-Sigh, all senses are gone, haha.

-Not causing chaos?

Well, the viewers are reacting strongly, but it’s just the chat.

If I wrote something really weird from the first game, the atmosphere would turn awkward, right?

After writing the scenario, I received the scenario written by another member.

[Heavenly Project group photo]

“Sigh… A bit of a tough request.”

-Isn’t it easy?

-It looks simple.

“I have to draw all six members.”

The time given in Gartic Phone is surprisingly short.

Of course, with my skills, I could quickly and cutely draw six people, but wouldn’t that make the art style indistinguishable?

Especially now, since the retweet from that cartoonist has significantly raised domestic attention.

If I drew a similar picture now, it would attract too much attention.

So…

“Hmm… This should be good enough.”

Hahahaha.

-Didn’t you say you draw them like humans?

-I really can’t draw.

-Are you joking right now?

-The Gartic phone is the joke.

“This is the best I can do in this short amount of time.”

I looked at the result I drew.

The drawing was truly pathetic, considering it was done on a top-notch LCD tablet.

I quickly sketched stick figure characters and added each member’s unique features.

Even so, since I drew it somewhat like a group photo, wouldn’t everyone understand?

Hoping so, I waited for the next drawing.

Well, I don’t have high expectations for the members’ drawings.

Everyone has been busy with their own lives, so how good could they be at drawing?

“Still, everyone will probably be similar to me.”

That’s what I told the viewers…

“Um…”

-It’s well-drawn, and cute.

-???:

-Everyone’s similar to her.

-Wow

-Similar? My foot, haha

The next drawing that came in was quite well-drawn by someone.

Of course, it’s not at a professional level, but considering the short time, it’s likely they’ve been drawing diligently as a hobby.

“Well, it’s well-drawn. But what is this?”

-It’s well-drawn, for sure.

-Isn’t it someone dancing?

“The description is a bit lacking.”

[Thank you for the 1,000 won donation, User!]

-Should I say, ‘Why are you critiquing others’ drawings when you drew like crap?’

Just then, a sharp donation message flew in.

Drawing like crap, huh… Let’s see if you can still say that by the end of this Gartic phone session.

I decided to carefully observe the drawing.

If I can’t draw in my style, why not draw in someone else’s style?

As I analyzed the cute, chubby points of the drawing, the short time limit quickly passed.

-Time’s almost up, aren’t you going to write?

-Just write something quickly.

“Ah, hold on…”

I had very little time left to write what the drawing depicted as I was too busy observing it.

Less than 5 seconds.

Since I had observed the drawing well enough to understand it, I quickly typed on the keyboard…

[Shyfy-ldn]

[Time’s up! Moving on to the next sentence!]

In rush, I made a typo in the chat and didn’t even finish writing.

“Um… I wonder what the next sentence is?”

-Ah, haha

-That’s a troll for you.

-What’s up?

-Miroshichi, aoh.

“Is it our turn this time?”

The next situation is ‘standing still like a statue.’

I don’t know what the original situation was, but something easy to draw came out.

-Got it.

– How does the host draw that?

It might be easier to express it as a miro’s sketch, actually.

“Well, it’s still easier than before.”

Without saying anything more, I immediately moved the pen.

Since there’s no time, I draw the hands standing on the ground without any preliminary sketches.

Slightly round and chubby, Miro’s character with a somewhat SD-like drawing style looked small and chubby, and cute.

I added a description of standing still like a statue with trembling arms and even drew the hair flowing down to the ground, and it was done.

After finishing the drawing, there was a brief break until the next one.

I glanced at the chat window, which I hadn’t seen because I was focusing on the drawing.

-???

-Is it Molcan?

-No, did you just draw Miro character?

-Did you draw it along the way?

-What’s this?

As expected, the chat was very surprised.

It’s understandable since the drawing style I had just looked at was almost identical, so it’s no wonder they’re surprised.

Feeling proud of the rapidly rising chat, I said a word.

“From now on, let’s call it ‘Copy Ninja Miro.'”

A dragged in the bag.

King of singers.

Next is Copy Ninja.