Yeonhongcha, Love, Games, and Life

Even when she tries to sleep around 4 PM, the intense sunlight makes it difficult to get a good night's rest.

She predicted it would be difficult for her to win first place due to the strict condition of disqualification upon moving to the restroom.

She gained weight after starting to eat two meals a day with her staff manager.

It gets hot while broadcasting, so she cools the outside to let air in. She doesn't turn on the boiler even in winter, but it doesn't affect her daily life.

She jokingly suggested exporting the roe deer, stating that over 90% of them are in Korea.

Yeonhongcha compared Korean otters, which are cute, to foreign otters, which look powerful. She drew a parallel to herself and her staff manager, who eat politely outdoors but loudly while broadcasting or at home.

It wasn't exceptionally delicious but was savory and sweet.

She expressed regret that a pizza bungeoppang store in Gangnam, which operated all year round in the past, has now closed.

With a mod, the marriage system in Dark Souls 3 can allow marriage with female characters, classifying it as a yuri game.

Confused by the acquaintance's enthusiastic attitude, she even considered whether she should date them if they liked it that much.

She regrets that even her staff manager doesn't play Yu-Gi-Oh! with her.

She jokingly expressed that she would sign a marriage registration immediately with anyone who could share her niche gaming preferences.

Yeonhongcha has experience reaching the top 100 in Eternal Return, achieving the Eternity rank in the past.

Currently, the system and meta of Eternal Return have completely changed, and she fears that returning might tarnish her past reputation.

Due to her perfectionist tendencies, she finds it difficult to play games casually and plans to create a new account secretly if she returns.

The core strategy involves scanning the opponent's character and weapon at the start of matchmaking, then predicting their routes and movement paths over time.

Instead of well-known routes that risk exposing one's strategy, flexible tactics adapted to the situation are essential.

In the past, she dedicated over 10 hours a day to the game, researching routes and checking updates, even utilizing maintenance times.

She enjoys emotionally pure romantic stories rather than explicit works, and stimulating doujinshi do not suit her taste.

Repeatedly choosing only buffed, overpowered characters does not help build proficiency, and it's difficult to become a top-ranked player that way.

True masters should utilize hidden mechanics and detailed proficiency for each character rather than just character performance. Simply raising one's tier with overpowered characters is just temporary dopamine fulfillment, not skill improvement.

In the past, she had extraordinary pride when playing Yu-Gi-Oh!.

However, due to official patches and changes in operating methods, she quit the game and expressed her regret about it.

Because an individual's aura is more important than their appearance, someone can be very feminine and still be a butch, and vice versa. These terms are concepts that need to be understood by considering appearance and overall atmosphere in a complex way.

She greatly dislikes waiting for items to be delivered, like online shipping.

She isn't satisfied until she buys something and takes it with her immediately, and she can't stand the delivery time.

Her current car is old, so she plans to buy a new one.

She plans to show the new car to her older sister first. She spends a lot of time with her sister and anticipates her reaction.

Yeonhongcha feels a great sense of satisfaction when she makes another woman laugh.

Yeonhongcha confessed that when she's in front of women, her mind goes blank, she can't say anything, and she struggles to make eye contact.

The staff manager commented that Yeonhongcha is a good match for someone who takes the lead when she stutters or gets shy.

If there's no initial excitement in a relationship, it's easy for it to solidify into a friendship.

It's more likely for a relationship to develop into a romantic one if there's excitement from the beginning, rather than an ambiguous meeting, or if they remain friends for a long time.

Yeonhongcha invites a junior couple who transitioned from long-time friends to lovers to her broadcast.

The intention is to provide a platform to share values through diverse experiences of other yuri couples, beyond her and her staff manager's experiences.

She believes their stories are not absolute truths and is curious about the opinions of those with yuri preferences.

The staff manager asserted that Yeonhongcha is a severe 'face-worshiper.'

Yeonhongcha admitted that she looks at faces rather than other conditions like personality, age, or occupation, and that a face is the most important part of a first impression.

Before dating, Yeonhongcha asks about all of a partner's past relationships and sexual orientation, personally verifying them.

The staff manager recalled that Yeonhongcha was so skilled in relationships when they first met that she seemed like a 'pro.'

Yeonhongcha said that her first kiss with the staff manager was obviously a first kiss for both, and through it, she instinctively confirmed that the other person had no dating experience.

Immediately after the kiss, she observed an increased heart rate and heavy breathing from the staff manager's awkward and unnatural behavior, which she had expected to be skilled.

She also confessed to having made the mistake of using too much force with her tongue during kissing and later learned the knack of relaxing.

Yeonhongcha feels the same way when the staff manager mentions Vocaloid or Touhou Project, just as the staff manager feels 'sick' when she talks about the Three Kingdoms.

They shared experiences of communication breakdowns when their favorite fields differed, realizing that they should refrain from conversations that the other person finds difficult to understand.

By trying to understand each other's preferences, they acknowledged and tried to adjust the walls that arise in their relationship.

In a situation where they co-manage a channel, if private conversations between partners are publicly revealed, there's a risk of both parties directly falling into ruin. Yeonhongcha views natural obscenities between lovers as a problem that can cause social repercussions to the public.

Regarding concerns that one partner's downfall in a co-managed channel could lead to a joint crisis, Yeonhongcha expressed skepticism about whether obscenities shared between partners would lead to ruin.

Yeonhongcha proposed a hypothetical scenario where, in another timeline, Yeonhongcha broke up with the staff manager and brought in another woman within a week to achieve 5 million views.

She added a hypothetical situation where existing fans left, and new viewers, seeking dopamine from her breaking up with a 3-4 year relationship and immediately dating someone new a week later, flocked in, making her a huge corporation.

She stated that it's impossible for someone who was heterosexual to suddenly start liking women at age 25.

She also mentioned seeing a paper that stated the immune system reacts antagonistically to male hormones and Y chromosomes each time a mother becomes pregnant with a son.

In conclusion, she said it's more important to accept sexual orientation as it is rather than trying to explore its origins.

Yeonhongcha stated that she sees no merit in dating men by her standards. She listed women being pretty, smelling good, cute, and soft as her reasons for preference.

When there was concern about hurting male viewers' feelings, Yeonhongcha clarified that she was not generalizing that she dislikes men or that men smell, but rather that she simply couldn't find a reason to date them based on her own standards.

Yeonhongcha finds greater psychological stability from her partner's natural scent than from external fragrances like shampoo. In contrast, she finds the smell of family members like her father or younger brother unpleasant.

A hypothesis about genetic proximity and scent preferences was raised, suggesting a possible link between these instinctive reactions and sexual orientation.

They agreed that if such an unfortunate incident occurred, the agency would be responsible, so everything would need to be thoroughly vetted. There was discussion about conducting interviews primarily in person, and Yeonhongcha expressed approval for dating between VTubers within the agency.

Yeonhongcha clarified that there is a real company called 'H Live,' not a hypothetical H company. Yeonhongcha recalled that the company's president was replaced, leading to the departure of existing staff, but she expressed surprise that VTubers with unique concepts still seem to be active.

The idea was to come up with ideas that could be used in different ways, not just as a fixed gimmick.

As an example, she suggested an idea to create merchandise of herself and her staff manager as cat and dog SD characters, turning their backs, and thought it would be cute if the characters' tails wagged as a gimmick.

The participants shared the opinion that it is difficult to disclose event locations because people quickly find event information through Twitter and gather.

They discussed various scenarios, such as responding to protesters with cosplay.

Yeonhongcha expressed curiosity and questioned the phenomenon of rapidly increasing followers even though she only created an account without any promotion.

She was surprised by the information-gathering capabilities of fans, who use Twitter's abnormally precise search system to find even initial accounts without profile pictures.

As the staff manager's follower count surpassed 500 and continues to grow, automatic dubbing for global communication will be activated.

The staff manager mistook 'cheoltteok' for 'iron rice cake' but understood it to mean 'railroad enthusiast' after Yeonhongcha's explanation.

They corrected each other's linguistic habits and clarified the conversation situation.

Each expressed a desire to participate as a panelist. The hosts expressed their intention to participate as panelists. The hosts shared the idea of using it as content to communicate with viewers by participating as panelists.

The hosts expressed their desire to participate as panelists in the planned program.

The staff manager feels his health has significantly deteriorated since joining the company.

The staff manager confessed that he's too tired to even turn on his VR device after work, and Yeonhongcha suggested he quit broadcasting and move into her house.

However, both parties, exhausted, agreed to end the broadcast soon.

The participants discussed the broadcast end time using the keywords 'rights and obligations,' but ultimately, due to exhaustion, decided to end the broadcast.

They discussed their differing kissing styles and complaints under the value that one doesn't need to be technically skilled. They narrowed the differences in their perceived kissing styles based on the value that one doesn't need to be technically skilled. However, the staff manager rejected this, stating that kissing is an act where mutual feelings are more important than technical skill.

Afterward, the participants openly talked about their kissing styles and had a conversation.

They set a goal of 200 viewers to encourage real-time participation from viewers. Thanks to this, they immediately surpassed 200 followers and shared their joy. Yeonhongcha encouraged three additional follows, completing the goal early.

During the broadcast, they expressed joy and took a screenshot after successfully reaching 200 followers with viewer participation.

Hiroshima dialect features short word lengths and an intonation that rises and falls, such as abbreviating the subject 'kateika' (home economics). This aligns with the local culture of omitting polite expressions.

They compared the local culture of shortening polite expressions to the Korean workplace greeting 'sugohaseyo' (good work).

Their pronunciation sometimes got tangled due to the complex regional accent, and greetings like 'otsukaresama desu,' used in Japanese society, also came up in conversation.

The Hiroshima dialect phrase 'daiganise' means 'take it easy' to the other person. It is used in situations of confessing love where one needs to clearly convey refusal without being rude.

There was talk that this expression also appeared in popular media like Yu-Gi-Oh!, to which the speaker reacted by saying it seemed to be widely spread.

She is cautious about calling out the nicknames of latecomers during the broadcast, fearing that early viewers might feel left out.

She also made a joke about providing fried dumplings, eliciting laughter.

Yeonhongcha and the staff manager checked their own documents and tags listed on Namuwiki during the broadcast.

They found the tag 'Lesbian of South Korea' on their document and discussed the need to be more careful with future remarks.

They also mentioned the possibility that such tags might have been misunderstood due to cosplay activities.

Yeonhongcha explained that the staff manager reacts sensitively even to minor deviations from plans, such as forgetting to bring preparations. The staff manager is usually positive, but shared an experience where he became very angry during a past date when plans didn't go smoothly, such as it raining or a restaurant being closed.

Regarding thighs, she said that thick thighs are normal and she prefers the way they spread out when sitting on a chair.

The staff manager explained the difference in observation methods, stating that both Yeonhongcha and he like women, but Yeonhongcha sees the forest while he sees the trees. Yeonhongcha agreed with this.

The staff manager said that if someone shows interest in him, he starts to like them too, but Yeonhongcha showed the opposite attitude, saying that knowing someone likes her makes her feel distant.

The staff manager revealed that he had no proper dating experience before meeting Yeonhongcha, recalling that past encounters were light, such as eating tteokbokki with friends or going to a board game cafe during school. Yeonhongcha then continued the conversation by mentioning the reason for her breakup with a partner when she was an art college preparatory student.

She suggested that if they knew the contact information, they could take revenge through a fake relationship, but Yeonhongcha firmly refused.

Yeonhongcha recalled receiving a text message from her department representative professor, asking her to come to the department office immediately after entering university.

She confessed that at a young age, she was scared, not knowing the intention, and ultimately did not go. The speaker stated that she didn't know why the professor called her, speculating whether it was due to not submitting assignments well or being called as a graduate researcher.

Yeonhongcha mentioned that tuition fees at private Japanese universities are expensive, estimating them to be around 1.5 million yen.

She said that national universities cost about 2.5 million won per semester, or about 5 million won per year.

She revealed that she received a scholarship from a Zainichi Korean foundation, which exempted half of her tuition in her first year and all of it in her second year, costing her about 1.2 million won per year in Korean money.

She added that this was a very small amount compared to typical private university tuition.

Yeonhongcha revealed that as a child, her mother and grandmother disliked her revealing her Korean identity externally.

She mentioned disliking attending Korean schools and being reluctant to show that she was Korean.

She recalled her mother telling her in elementary school not to say that her father was Korean.

Yeonhongcha confessed that speaking Korean is difficult for her, explaining that not only the pronunciation but also the vocalization needs to change.

She stated that Korean has many 'tense' consonants, causing vocal fatigue and high energy consumption during vocalization.

She mentioned that Japanese uses abdominal muscles, whereas Korean uses the throat.

She added that she makes an effort every moment to maintain accurate and clear pronunciation.

Yeonhongcha revealed that she was asked to do aegyo (cute acts) every thousand units in the past, but it was decided not to do it because it would be endless. She mentioned that she doesn't clearly remember if she promised to do aegyo upon reaching ten thousand YouTube subscribers.

Yeonhongcha revealed that she feels a sense of affection when viewers simply call her 'unnie' (older sister).

She explained that she likes it not just because it's cute, but because the honorific 'unnie' indicates that the other person is female.

The staff manager expressed surprise, saying Yeonhongcha's values are 'beyond imagination.'

She added that if she weren't interested, she wouldn't care what wrong choices the other person made.

She added that winners must be connected to the broadcast at the time of the tart drawing to receive the benefit.