Alice Feeling: A Tiny Mommy Will Heal You

I get taken care of by "Agano Kanon," played by Momoka Koisuzu. This time, since it's a work mainly about pampering (I think?), I thought "that's exactly my type" and started listening basically on autopilot without thinking too much. When I think of healing-type works, massage or ear-cleaning content is pretty standard, but since this one specializes in pampering, I was purely looking forward to seeing what it would be like. Also, from my first impression when I started listening, I thought it seemed a bit more on the pure/refined side, but after hearing that she's in charge of loli & baby-vibes, I completely gave up thinking about it and decided this situation sounded great... (lol) (From the illustration's impression I didn't really get a "loli" vibe, but when I properly checked the title and description, yeah, it was written there... (lol) I felt like the gap would let me really immerse myself in the work, so that was good.) I was looking forward to finding out what kind of time I'd get to spend. Below, about the content (partially) In "Reservation/Confirmation," I wondered if the person who answered the phone at this point was "Kanon," but compared to the atmosphere later on, I thought it might completely be a different person. In "Meeting/Visit," I was already in full "let myself be pampered" mode, but with the addition of being called "onii-chan," I got to fully enjoy the little-sister attribute too, and partway through I completely gave up thinking and just found myself listening while thinking, "this is such a comfortable time." In "Break," she talks to you in an even gentler tone than before, so just listening to her voice gradually made my head feel more and more fuzzy. In "Total Affirmation, Sleeping Together, Lullaby," the "onii-chan" calling still felt somehow soothing, and I got to spend a mellow, relaxed time. (It's roleplay, but) being held by a little-sister-type loli mama who pampers you with "there there" was just so comfortable and healing that I wanted to keep listening in a daze forever. For the rest, please check the main work.

This is a work that heals you through Kanon, played by Momoka Koisuzu. This work is said to be around 30-40 minutes long, but the price is kept correspondingly low. So it's a work you can enjoy casually. The gap between the business mode, normal mode, and little-sister mode, each performed with a different voice tone, is great. A gentle voice that gives you healing, a healing hug, a presence that affirms you, and sleeping together beside you... you can feel so much healing. Also, the lullaby sung within the work was lovely. And Kanon occasionally slipping back to her true self was funny. (lol) In the end, the way she thoroughly pampers you as if soothing a baby is wonderful too. If a service like this existed, I'd definitely want to use it. Also, I like this illustration. Please, do let yourself be healed by Momoka Koisuzu's voice.

At first, the girl seems to be thinking, "Is it really okay for me to be the one?", but gradually she becomes like an attentive, caring girlfriend, turning into a little-sister mama. She even cleans the room together with you, and little by little you start to feel, "I don't want to say goodbye to this girl." It's a shop service, so of course a goodbye is bound to come, but her simple, unpretentious personality makes you feel like you want her to stay forever, and that's what's so good about it.