Synopsis
A 50 pages including cover. Includes 14 pages of newly drawn manga alongside reprints. A popular video ○ uploader × game streamer couple. Two people who have been somewhat out of sync since they started dating. Hajiki, also known as Natsuki, is attacked by Hunt, also known as Takayuki, the top, who suddenly intrudes during a live broadcast. A story about things that happen during streaming, the crisis of identity exposure, face exposure, and relationship exposure.
English, Japanese and Chinese languages support. Dojin R18 Game “Atelier Tia“
Contents
A magician heroine with a taste like a certain atelier game heroine moves as the main character. You can do a lot of operations and it’s fun as an action. Even so, there are variations in the erotic scenes that move with beautiful animation even with the same enemy, and it’s hard to see. Each one is carefully made erotic. In the interim scene, the character’s charm is also fascinating. Yes, a good work of action-adventure type, complete with wonderful eroticism was born here. Is it a work to pick up?Good Points
A wide variety of enemy characters There are H scenes for all over 40 types of enemy characters, and 2 types of scenes are prepared for the boss. I would like to evaluate the total number of monster girls and boss girls, and all of them have Yuri H scenes. I would like to recommend it especially to those who are picking up works that are not intended because there are few Yuri works and there are about 1 or 2 extras in the game. Of course, there are also men and different types, and the variety is the best. ・ Easy and refreshing action The motion of the main character is mostly touched within the range of the trial version, so first try the trial version. The number of request buttons is not large, and the combo route is simple, but cancellation is effective from any motion, and you can move it without having to memorize complicated commands. A keyboard is sufficient, but the operability using the gamepad is comparable to the 2D action of CS machines. The difficulty level is also subdivided and can be changed at any time. In Very Easy, you can push it, and at the highest difficulty, you can enjoy a stoic battle like a game. Of particular note is the boss battle, where the motion is well-kneaded, and the sense of accomplishment when breaking through with repeated trials and errors at high difficulty is exceptional. You can resume from the spot even if you are killed with almost no scenes that invite fall death due to an unpleasant arrangement.Unfortunately
Although the middle boss has anime CG, it was a pity that there was no tier scene that was defeated by the boss. ・ Since there is no map, you may get lost or brute force when searching.
Japansese Ver.
Editorial Review
This is a contemporary romance doujin that mines genuine tension from the collision between public persona and private intimacy—a premise that resonates sharply in the streamer/content creator landscape. While the subgenre of “couple content creators navigating exposure” remains niche in doujin work space, it’s gaining traction as more creators occupy the fandom’s consciousness, making this a timely entry. The work distinguishes itself through its specific scenario architecture: the vulnerability of a live broadcast intrusion creates cascading stakes—not just sexual exposure, but identity fragmentation and relationship transparency simultaneously. The synopsis hints at a narrative that understands the peculiar anxiety of streamers, where the line between “Natsuki” and “Hajiki” (or “Takayuki” and “Hunt”) isn’t merely personal but economically and socially consequential. That layering elevates this beyond standard voyeurism fantasy into something closer to relationship drama with erotic consequences. The inclusion of 14 newly drawn pages alongside reprints suggests deliberate curation; the artist clearly considered which moments deserved fresh illustration, implying thoughtful pacing rather than padding. The 50-page structure—modest by doujin standards—indicates focus over breadth, which typically translates to tighter narrative economy. The tags promise both the intimacy expected from a couple-focused work and the transgressive appeal of public/semi-public elements, a combination that demands skillful execution to avoid feeling exploitative. This will primarily appeal to readers who enjoy contemporary relationship dynamics grounded in recognizable subcultures, particularly those drawn to the psychological friction between streamer personas and authentic selves. If you appreciate doujin that treats its adult content as narrative consequence rather than narrative content, this warrants attention. A solid genre entry that understands its moment.
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