Sleep Voice You Can't Stay Awake Through: Your Ideal Girlfriend Reads You 'The Red Shoes' in Bed

This is a story where you spend a sweet time with 'Mai Mashiro,' the [gentle and fluffy ideal girlfriend], voiced by Mai Mashiro. Point! 《For your reference》 ☆Event☆ From the very beginning, she gives you a self-introduction. I got the impression of a gentle voice and a neat, pure feeling while listening. She also reads in a calm manner, so I was able to relax comfortably. The story being read is "The Red Shoes." I had never heard this story before, so I was excited even before listening, wondering what it would be like. When I actually listened to the content, I felt it was a somewhat sad story. It's a slightly dark story, but the voice actress's healing power is outstanding, so I think you'll be satisfied. If a girl like this would comfort me, I'd want her to read to me every day! Also, the cost performance was good, which was nice too. For this work, it's fine to listen with the lights on, but I think you can relax even more if you turn off the room lights while listening.

This is a story-reading audio work for adults. In this work too, the very relaxing voice of the older sister heals your ears. As always, the choice of voice actress is great...! This time's story is The Red Shoes. The content includes some slightly shocking elements. While listening to that story and lending my ear to the older sister's voice, I ended up imagining myself acting spoiled, as if to distract from the scariness... That's how strong her healing power is...! Not a sleep-inducing ASMR, but a sleep-inducing story reading. Please return to your childlike heart and give it a listen.

This is a narration audio work meant for helping you fall asleep. It has the series' familiar structure of free talk + narration. The free talk contains a lot of personal information, so I think it's a nice content for those interested in the voice actress. The voice actress seems to be from Hokkaido, but her intonation and pauses felt a bit like synthesized speech. This characteristic was especially noticeable during the free talk, but once it got into the narration part, that tendency faded quite a bit and became easier to listen to, so I didn't feel it interfered with falling asleep. Her voice is also very calm, so I thought she suits narration well. The story being narrated is The Red Shoes. I wasn't very familiar with this story, but it was a somewhat sad tale with a strong religious tone. Also, perhaps due to the translator's habits, even though queens, princesses, and Christianity appear, many words evoking Japanese things, like kimono, temples, and monks, were also used a lot, which made for an interesting East-meets-West blend. If you're interested in narration-style audio or story-reading audio to listen to before sleep, please give this one a try.