Provocative-Style Game Streamer (20 years old) Accidentally Reveals His Kind Personality Due To Forgetting To End The Stream.

You’re The Oni-chan After All.

And then, it began.

Haruto took a deep breath and cleared his throat before activating the “Oni-chan” switch and turning on the live streaming.

“Yo. Sorry to keep you waiting.”

As he spoke these opening words and switched to the ABEX screen, the comments started flowing rapidly.

“Here we goooo!”

“We’ve been waiting!”

“Good evening!”

“We were looking forward to this!”

Ever since that broadcasting incident, the negative comments were hardly visible. The situation was dominated by positive and supportive messages.

“Wait, seriously… There are 2000 people watching now!? Are you kidding me… There are too many idle people, it’s a bit weird.”

“Haha, you tried to play it cool after being surprised by the viewer count.”

“Shut up, siscon. LOL.”

“It’s because you’ve finished your work, Oni-chan.”

“Did you enjoy your sister’s cooking?”

While the interactions between the streamer and viewers often involved playful teasing, Haruto skillfully dodged any provocation.

“Well, for now, I’m planning to stream for about one to two hours today. The first 20 minutes will be target practice while we have a question time vibe.”

Target practice meant shooting at targets.

As a warm-up before a match, he could read comments and answer questions during this time.

“Alright, I’ll prioritize answering the donation comments, but I hope there won’t be any complaints about that.”

He laid out the rules, picked up his favorite weapon, the R-301, and began the question time.

Since it was a designated Q&A corner, many comments flooded in.

The first one he read was a 2300 yen donation comment.

“So, how far will you answer questions in the comments…? Well, I’ll set a similar boundary as other streamers. I won’t answer questions that could lead to revealing personal information. So please refrain from asking questions just to waste money.”

Haruto, aware of the difficulty of earning money, didn’t want to engage in actions that seemed like just receiving money without providing real value.

He didn’t want to take money and then respond with “I can’t answer that” later on. This sentiment was evident and resonated with the viewers.

“Every now and then, his kindness shows… This guy.”

“I envy the little sister who has such a brother.”

“Her little sister seems to be somewhat of a bro-con too, huh?”

“If his alt account ID is exposed, he’ll definitely be called creepy. LOL.”

Despite their rough choice of words, they were considering his feelings.

Unintentionally, Oni-chan had acquired a tsundere attribute.

Continuing with the target practice, he carried on with the question time.

There was a 5000 yen donation with the question, “Tell us about your interaction with your sister today.”

Since that broadcasting incident, his sister’s fanbase had been steadily growing.

“Sigh… I don’t know if any of you have a sister, but I got scolded today. She smacked me with a shoe horn.”

“A shoe horn!?”

“What did you do to deserve that?”

“Sounds like you’re feeling down? Your voice.”

“Well, if you get scolded by your beloved sister, it’s understandable that you’d feel down, haha.”

And thus, Oni-chan, who would answer even the question “Why did you get scolded?”, continued to engage with the viewers.

“The reason for getting scolded? Well, I’m completely at fault here. I didn’t inform her of when I would be coming home. She got worried, so she gave me a smack.”

“You jerk!”

“You’re the worst!”

“You should apologize sincerely!”

“Don’t make your sister worry!”

As soon as he explained, the comments turned into insults. Despite being captivated by his sister’s adorable voice, the viewers did not side with Oni-chan and instead left ruthless comments.

Seeing these words, Oni-chan raised his voice. The more unfavorable the situation, the more he wanted to resist.

“What? You guys are annoying. I’ve already admitted my fault, idiot. I’m seriously reflecting on it, damn it.”

“This guy lost his temper, lol.”

“He’s getting defensive, huh? LOL.”

“He seems more reflective than I expected.”

“The image of Oni-chan being controlled by his sister is already hilarious.”

While losing his temper, Oni-chan continued with the target practice, displaying the exceptional accuracy of a top-tier predator.

While keeping the viewers entertained with an engaging screen, he answered more and more questions.

“Do you love your sister?” A donation of 6000 yen.

“…Um, hey, let’s ask about something else. It’s not worth 6000 yen to answer that.”

“This is just for creating clips, right? LOL.”

“Come on, answer already.”

“Well, if Oni-chan said it, there’s no helping it… If it doesn’t reveal personal information, he’ll answer.”

“You will answer, right?”

The comment section was filled with excitement. Oni-chan paused the target practice, drew a headshot, and began to answer while responding.

“…Well, it’s better than chocolate. But seriously, please stop asking me these kinds of questions about my room not being soundproof. I’m begging you.”

“I don’t even understand your criteria for chocolate in the first place, haha.”

“That’s why you’re getting attacked by your sister…”

“I wonder if your sister is watching this stream.”

“It’s Oni-chan’s fault for not putting more restrictions on the questions.”

As the viewers said, it was true.

Oni-chan believed that if he explained, they would understand. But as a result of many valid points being made, the teasing about his sister continued as if it were only natural.

And then, a question came crashing in among the dozens of other questions.

A five-digit donation, 12,000 yen, and the chat asked, “What is Ayaya like off-stream?”

“Oh, wait. This question is tough… Especially for me. Why would it be worth 12,000 yen…? Huh? Do other streamers even answer these kinds of questions?”

“Just answer it!”

“Answer it!”

“I’m just as curious about this as I am about Oni-chan’s sister.”

“Will you get torn apart?”

In reality, other streamers would probably not answer such a question.

However, the pressure of a donation exceeding 10,000 yen, called “Akasupa” (Red Super Chat), was immense.

Furthermore, since Oni-chan hadn’t collaborated with Ayaya much, his knowledge on that topic was limited.

Fooled by the viewers’ comments, Oni-chan picked up the last comment and continued his words.

“Well, lying would be troublesome, and honestly, there’s no need to tear anyone down. I can only think that she’s amazing.”

“Oh!”

“Ahh! Oni-chan’s true self is showing!”

“The voice of a kind older brother is coming out, haha.”

“This is the most enjoyable question time ever, lol.”

At that moment, Oni-chan wasn’t looking at the comment section. He was looking up at the ceiling as he answered, recalling the memories.

“I think she has around 300,000 subscribers… Oh, now it’s around 340,000. Despite the significant difference between her and me, she never looked down on me. She treated me with respect even though I’m like this. That’s why I understand why she has so many fans, and I hope she continues to grow.”

“He’s really praising her, haha.”

“Ayaya’s likability is skyrocketing!”

“Hey, your character is crumbling.”

“Even though he’s a teasing streamer, he’s considerate of other streamers and their well-being, lol.”

“…Huh.”

Returning his gaze to the PC, Oni-chan finally realized the current situation.

With a conscious throat-clearing, he resumed the target practice while saying:

“Well, in the end, I’ll just use people like that as stepping stones to success, so take care, all of you.”

“Take care? More like, not goodbye, lol.”

“That kind of facade is meaningless now.”

“This is going to be clipped…”

“Learn something already… And prepare more scripts, haha.”