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5 | 66% (247 votes) |
4 | 18% (68 votes) |
3 | 11% (40 votes) |
2 | 3% (13 votes) |
1 | 2% (8 votes) |
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Weekly Rank: #2793Monthly Rank: #1731
All Time Rank: #1720
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On 5294 Reading Lists
Monthly Rank: #20536
All Time Rank: #1255
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.Our male and female lead are in the online entertainment circle, he on the dubbing side and she on the music cover side. The circle is one where physical appearance is generally anonymous and you are known by your online handle and your voice. Gu Sheng, a relatively unknown online singer who goes by the handle Sheng Sheng Man and who specializes in cover songs of ancient-style music, is a huge fan of Qiang Qing Ci, a very famous and well-loved CV (character voice) artist (i.e. dubber, voiceover artist). It was like, love at first listen.
One morning, she was chatting with a friend in her online “room” when his voice suddenly appeared in her headset, describing to her in detail how to prepare a food dish she had been talking about. This began their online chats about food. Gu Sheng can scarcely believe that she is talking to her idol, and he seems to be trying to progress the relationship further.
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One entry per lineLove Me, Love My Voice (drama)
Missing You
Rất Nhớ Rất Nhớ Anh
很想很想你
Related Series
N/ARecommendations
A Slight Smile is Very Charming (11)Tea of Summer (5)
Captivated by You (4)
Hear My Heart: My World Falls into the River of Love (4)
Honey Stewed Squid (3)
My Ears Say They Want to Know You (3)
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Latest Release
Date | Group | Release |
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10/17/15 | Hui3r | epilogue part2 |
10/14/15 | Hui3r | epilogue part1 |
03/07/15 | Hui3r | c53 |
03/04/15 | Hui3r | c52 |
02/28/15 | Hui3r | c51 |
02/25/15 | Hui3r | c50 |
02/21/15 | Hui3r | c49 |
02/18/15 | Hui3r | c48 |
02/14/15 | Hui3r | c47 |
02/11/15 | Hui3r | c46 |
02/07/15 | Hui3r | c45 |
02/04/15 | Hui3r | c44 |
01/10/15 | Hui3r | c43 |
01/07/15 | Hui3r | c42 |
01/03/15 | Hui3r | c41 |
- Do you like stories like Twilight?
- Are you ok with completely passive female characters?
- Are you looking for a story with a hot, mysterious "prince" character that is suddenly and completely devoted to the female main character?
- Do you not care too much about the story/plot, as long as the romance/flirting makes your heart pound? If you answered YES, you will enjoy this story, so go ahead and read it. You don't have to read the rest of my review. However, if you answered NO to any of those questions, I want to caution you: - This is one of those stories where the female character is a completely "blank slate."
AKA, the type of story where young female readers can easily imagine that they are the main girl (like Bella). You have no idea what she looks like or what her main qualities are, all you know is that she's shy, talented, and good looking, and for some inexplicable reason, the hot male MC is completely smitten with her. - If you want to read this story because you're interested in the "voice acting" and "food" part of it, you may be disappointed.
The entire story takes place within the online voice acting/music circle, but they don't ever get into the technicalities or details of it. Every scene can be summarized like this: "Everyone is super talented, the female main character is shy, they make some music/voice stuff, the final product is awesome."
I was really interested in their discussions about food, but in reality it's just the main male character quickly explaining a recipe step-by-step for 1-2 paragraphs, and then the female main character stutters and says nothing back. I don't think she actually ended up spending any time making any of the recipes he gave her, either. She just eats his food later and enjoys it. (The author spends no time describing how the food actually was. It's just quickly described as "perfect" or "delicious" and that's it.) - There is zero drama in this story and the pacing is very slow.
So unless you're bored, have time to spare, or have fallen in love with the main male character, this story won't excite you. Don't expect any strife, angst, arguments, or difficulties of any kind. It's more like a "enjoy reading a simple romance very slowly" sort of thing. - If you aren't a fan of passive female characters, you won't like this main character at all.
She seriously doesn't do ANYTHING for the entire novel. Her reaction to everything and anything is to be "so shocked and surprised that her mind went blank for several minutes, and by the time she came back to reality, several things had happened already." (I'm not kidding. She just freezes up and lets other people take the lead.)
I also had an extremely hard time believing in her relationship with the main male character because she barely says anything to him, doesn't do anything to help him, etc... What type of hot, rich, talented, genius, super-star guy would actually like a girl who just stutters and does nothing? (This story requires extreme suspension of disbelief.)
I also dislike how she is so passive that she lets him make every single decision regarding their relationship. He doesn't ask if she wants to date him -- he just tells someone she's his girlfriend, and she goes along with it. He doesn't wait for her to take any initiative sexually -- he just goes for it every time while she's frozen for the entire thing. He doesn't ask her if she wants to get married -- he just goes to her parents without her knowledge, then brings her to sign the certificate in a daze. Maybe this is normal in Chinese romance (?), but as a reader who likes when females have brains and opinions... it was very frustrating.
As stated their primary and initial interaction is online, but QQC’s expression of interest in most of the early chapters is reciting recipes, dropping hints and occasionally posting vague messages, while GS is overwhelmed by the attention of her idol and responds mainly with Mmn or by blushing. It doesn’t really improve later on but they do get the opportunity to do this offline...
The main couple and their friends share an elementary school mentality and made school yard jokes, so attempts at humour weren’t quite successful. While the later half of the story seemed to drag a bit. Also noticed QQC likes to jump ahead of himself in public declarations and only really asks her after... no biggie but WAFF moments would be nicer if the leads could at some point talk to each other properly.
Also not a huge fan of the whole idol/fanbase setting and language but that's probably a personal thing so I won’t rate it lower for it. Love declarations for idols seem a little over the top for me.
While the female lead meets her idol in the gaming world (who happens to be her idol irl as well) she can hold actual conversations with him and part of that glittery aspect is replaced by real emotions. The male lead also has few words, but has a rather dark sense of humour – which he uses more on the supporting cast than the female lead. The MMORPG setting also dilutes the need for conversation as they can build trust through teamwork, while they avoid public declarations, making their relationship more intimate and allowing them to interact as equals.
In RRMY, the male lead’s fans pretty much know everything the same time the MC does... and the ‘sweetness’ of their relationship really relies on his fans telling us so.