The Aloof Genius Hacker Finally Opens Her Heart — Then Accidentally Turns All Her Money Into Game Tokens
1 / 1- Three short scenarios, about 19 minutes total
- Opens with an accidental money-to-tokens mishap
- Also covers getting lost in a forest and finding old ruins
- Three mp3/wav tracks plus package art and an afterword
- Circle
- Maki Guisou
- Voice actor
- Sakurako Sasori
- Release
- 2025-11-14
- Format
- ボイス / ASMR
- File format
- WAV / mp3同梱
- File size
- 167.15MB
- Age rating
- 全年齢
For listeners who enjoy gentle, comedic slice-of-life voice dramas about a standoffish genius character slowly letting her guard down.
A solitary genius hacker, guarded but slowly starting to warm up to you, ends up accidentally exchanging her entire savings for arcade tokens while trying to break a bill. This three-part situational voice drama follows her through small, comedic everyday mishaps — including getting lost in a forest after trying a new kind of tea, and stumbling across mysterious old ruins. It's gentle, lighthearted, and quietly warm as her walls slowly come down.
- 1A Voice Where a Solitary Genius Hacker, Having Finally Opened Their Heart to You, Tries to Exchange Money but Turns It All into Arcade Medals
- 2A Voice Where a Solitary Genius Hacker Drinks a New Kind of Tea and the Refreshing Sensation Turns Their Surroundings into a Forest They Can't Find Their Way Out Of
- 3A Voice Where a Solitary Genius Hacker Discovers an Ancient Ruin
- Voice
- 蠍媛
- Illustration
- 甘い氷
- Scenario
- 牧野有
A deluxe triple feature of abnormal circumstances, roughly 19 minutes long. It's three parts, but since it's a consistent story, it's practically one piece! As for how it ended up this way, I think it's best to read the afterword and laugh about it. Now, the content. Doesn't the situation in the tracklist seem off? That doubt is correct. Calling this "everyday life" just goes to show how sloppy the "everyday life" classification still is around here. But even though the situation is out of the ordinary, the essence of the person doesn't change... in a sense, I felt this was a story structure where you could say this too is "everyday life." You know, the classic setup-development-twist-conclusion thing. Even I'm not really sure what I'm saying anymore. As for the character, you'll definitely find yourself wondering, "wait, what happened to the aloof genius?" Amusing enough to make you think of the little sister from the same circle's other work. All that said, I repeated this 3 times and even wrote a review, so I got a good hour and a half of enjoyment out of it — the work introduction didn't betray me at all.
This contains three short audio works, totaling about 20 minutes. The situation is exactly as the title suggests. The voice actress is Sasorihime. Her performance capturing a somewhat quiet personality was good. There were some scenes that made me want to poke fun, but the part where she messes up the exchange and turns everything into medals, and then makes the same mistake again at the end, were funny to listen to and made me laugh. Once again, this had content typical of Makki Guusou-san that other circles rarely tackle as a theme, and it was an enjoyable work.
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