The Voice Where the Ojou-sama Handles the Food Court Just Fine

Thinking ojou-samas lack common sense is just a preconception, right? Even so, this particular ojou-sama seems to have a pretty high skill level... She's on a different level of battle-hardened experience compared to those ojou-samas who struggle in food courts (probably because of the commoner's fault, though) The ojou-sama on the thumbnail looks like an ojou-sama, but this circle is in its terminal delusion phase, so I won't be fooled! ...or so I thought, but wait, isn't this the ojou-sama from the packaged sushi episode!? lol No wonder she has common sense and is down-to-earth. If anything, it's the commoner in this series who's the scary one... Story-wise, there's no mention of a connection to the previous work, so you can listen to this one on its own. But the "this commoner is dangerous" feeling gets stronger if you listen to the previous work too, so go for it. And what's up with that ending!? Am I allowed to say "hurry up with the sequel"?! Or is this going more in the Don Q○ direction!? ...well, it's a terminal-stage delusion circle, so yeah, probably that direction. Also, the afterword is hilarious again this time, so fellow Mac users, make sure to read it properly.

This is a story about a proper ojou-sama with common sense going out together with a commoner (you) who was hoping for a stereotypical ojou-sama and is being pushy about it. It's cute how this ojou-sama understands everything but still tries to play the "ojou-sama" role without quite pulling it off. And that's basically all because of the commoner... Well, the sight of her calling out to the commoner at a food court register is pretty surreal, but that's about the only part where she's the one playing it for laughs. This work is supposed to have you conversing with the ojou-sama from the commoner's position, but things get so absurd that I kept wanting to yell "Commoner, switch places with me right there!" Seriously, why would an ojou-sama even go out with a guy like this... Well, since telling him to change won't actually change him, I'll let it slide for now—but once we're out of that food court, I'm forcibly taking his place, no matter what!

A situation voice drama going on a date with an ojou-sama whose haughty laugh really suits her. She's an ojou-sama who's never had to worry about money, and the back-and-forth where the protagonist takes full advantage of that without holding back, only to get constantly called out by her, is really fun. Since she's an ojou-sama with completely normal common sense, it's also enjoyable watching her worry and fuss over the protagonist when he gets disheartened after his expectations of a stereotypical ojou-sama character get betrayed. With all that, you get to enjoy a comical date, and with the ojou-sama's moments of falling for him thrown in, it's a situation voice work that'll have you grinning the whole time. Even while confused, the ojou-sama still seems to be enjoying her exchanges with the protagonist one way or another. There's also a track where she eats packaged sushi right in front of you, and that one leans even more into comedy, so I'd recommend it too.