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.

to the point where she still thinks about him in that manner even after they got married...

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.

In this case, I would normally find the male lead's intensity in pursuing the female lead to be odd - but once you find out that he fell in love with her voice years before, you can understand how from a psychological point of view, he had probably been searching for her for quite some time and immediately latched on without letting go because he was unable to find her after hearing the initial recording of her humming.

Basically, the part I would usually find illogical - the reasoning behind the male MC being so relentless - turns out to be very logical in actuality. Also, because of how it's written, you have a vague feeling the whole time that he's very deliberately pursuing her and that there is some reason behind it.