Love Me, Love My Voice Reviews

A heartwarming and healing drama, with high-quality visuals, great music, and delicious food. It cleverly intertwines modern storylines with a historical drama within the drama, which adds an interesting element.
The male lead, Mo Qingcheng, is the ideal boyfriend—a doctor by profession and a talented voice actor in his spare time. He's gentle with a hint of cunning, capable of making money, cooking, singing, and even helping you save money on audiobooks while cosplaying.
His appearance in historical costumes is breathtaking. No wonder people are asking the actor to return to filming historical dramas. One Xiang Liu is simply not enough to satisfy us (Shen Yibai Moonlight: ...you can check out my review).

The original text is very short and has been adapted into a 33-episode TV drama. The original author, Mo Bao Fei Bao, also serves as the screenwriter, so there must be a lot of beloved sweet moments added for the audience. On top of the original text, it adds a layer of utopian and highly romantic colors, giving people a seamless and immersive audiovisual experience.

Who can resist the allure of the voice acting and the charm of the ancient style? Whether you're a fan of the novel, the drama, or the main characters, or even just a casual viewer, it's worth watching this drama. After all, the quality of production, the skills of the director and screenwriter, and the actors' suitability for their roles are all clearly visible to the audience.

Also, the character of Mo Qingcheng is voiced by the renowned voice actor Tan Jianci himself. I believe he is very demanding of himself, which is why he is able to surprise people time and time again. Within Tan Jianci's own standards, if he cannot express the soul of the character, then he is no different from trash as an actor.
He truly is a delightful surprise in this era (shouting loudly)!

It's really hard for bystanders who have read the novel to tolerate these malicious low ratings. As a sweet drama, this series has been captivating since its trailer was released. The color grading is good, and the original voice lines are fantastic!
Another highlight is the heartfelt OST. After watching the premiere, it indeed exceeded my expectations. It perfectly captures the atmospheric feeling I got from the novel, with a smooth storyline and comfortable camera movements.
The older male lead is gentle and straightforward, and the surprise of the female college student suddenly becoming the idol's love interest is well-executed. For those who claim that love happens too suddenly, please watch a few more episodes.
How can you judge the cause and effect after just four episodes? Is Douban's rating now a battleground for fandoms? Can't there be a bit more fairness? Well-made modern romance dramas are already rare, and it's rare to find one that satisfies...

As a foodie and voice lover, I was attracted to this TV drama, but I didn't expect to be captivated by the male lead's subtle acting skills. There are also plenty of beautiful ancient-style songs in the drama, which I really enjoy.
The male and female leads have a mutual liking for each other's voices, and the male lead knows that the only hobby the female lead knows about is eating, so reciting recipes becomes a cautious excuse to slowly get closer.
The initial fondness and slight awkwardness were portrayed very naturally, and as the two characters become more familiar with each other, I find myself getting more and more absorbed in the story.
I've been feeling down lately, but watching their clumsy approach and slow-burning romance, my lips unconsciously curl up, it's so sweet, like the natural sweetness of a strawberry you put in your mouth yourself.

By the way, I didn't expect Tǎn Jiàn Cì's lines to be so powerful, especially the dubbing competition scene, it really amazed me. And the director did a great job, with comfortable filters, smooth transitions, and pleasant music.
I think it's a rare good drama.

I binge-watched all four episodes in one go, and it's exactly like the book! Firstly, the adaptation is incredibly faithful, and Tan Jianci's portrayal of Mo Qingcheng is excellent in terms of appearance, voice, and professionalism.
When reading the book, I had a slight concern about how the actors would bring the characters to life on screen, but after watching the first four episodes, I was pleasantly surprised to find that they didn't miss a beat.
It even exceeded my expectations!

Secondly, the drama is filled with rich elements. I absolutely love the songs that have been featured so far; they have a strong ancient charm and have awakened memories from the past. I immediately added them to my playlist.
And then there's the food aspect—haha, every time there are special effects and close-ups, it's both professional and funny. My roommate joked that it feels like watching a food documentary.

In fact, the biggest impression this drama left on me is that it's very heartwarming.
It gives me a sense of happiness, as if I'm surrounded by love. It's perfect to watch while eating, or even hiding under the covers, feeling all sweet and cozy inside.

I heard that there will be many interesting plot developments, and they even visit Guilin, which has breathtaking scenery.
I'm really looking forward to it. Well, I better stop here for now.

Why did they focus so much on the food aspect? Am I watching "God of Cookery Little Fukui" or "Chinese Cuisine"? Every supporting character forcefully pushes the romantic storyline of the main couple. Even the male lead's doctor colleague is curious about why he spent 20 minutes at the convenience store, as if there was something significant.
What? The supporting characters are all so accommodating and constantly smiling, it's more fantastical than the existence of the Trisolarans in "The Three-Body Problem." Is this how characters are portrayed in sweet dramas?
The dubbing work is not for everyone. Every time the male lead lowers his voice to speak, I can't help but think of Rocket Raccoon imitating Star-Lord, it's really awkward. The special effects that accompany the female lead's reactions to the male lead's voice would be more suitable in a 2D animation with paper-cut characters.
The main couple's storyline is decent, but it's only worth two stars. I'm sorry.

I used to be immersed in the voice acting scene and knew all the major voice acting studios inside out. The perfectly portrayed voice acting studio in the drama is exactly like the real ones in reality. ???? They have an entertainment and relaxation area, and various facilities that I'm familiar with.
Finally, there's a drama that depicts the daily work of voice actors to the audience. Tan Jianci's acting is natural and smooth, with his lines and vocal tone all on point, and the best part is that he is so handsome, so handsome!
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Also, there are so many delicious-looking dishes in the drama that it's making me, someone who's currently on a diet, struggle all night whether to order from a food delivery app or not. ????

Lastly, I want to say that this is a high-quality domestic idol drama that warms the heart in this cozy winter.
???????? It's a stress-reliever for busy workers at the end of the year, and it's a sweet treat that suits my taste buds. ????

Although I've only watched four episodes, I can't help but give it a perfect score! "Missing You So Much" holds great significance for me as a devoted fan of the second dimension.
The paper-cut character that captured my heart during my middle school days has finally come to life on the screen. Tan Jianci is truly the perfect casting choice for this role.
His lively eyes are even more charming than I imagined.

I absolutely adore the fashion choices of the female lead! A warm and healing large family should definitely have such a beautiful and outstanding girl!
Although the scenes where people are swooning upon hearing the male lead's voice may be a bit exaggerated, as a voice enthusiast, I feel that rush of excitement when I hear the voice of my favorite character!

And let's not forget the perfect voice acting. The Morning-to-Dusk Club not only introduces us to many talented and quirky gods, but it also carries the dreams of both the characters and the audience.
I know that when I witness the tenth-anniversary performance, tears of joy will fill my eyes!

I'm grateful to Mo Bao for bringing me into this wonderful world of the second dimension.
And even though my favorite character may not have a solo song, may not be the most visually striking, and may not be active on social media, having his voice accompany me is forever the warmest harbor I could ask for.

The cringe factor is unbearable, even with the Shen Yi + Xiang Liu filter. The most awkward part is the recitation of recipes in every episode. Just because the female lead is a foodie doesn't mean she loves listening to recipes.
It's purely awkward small talk, isn't it? Every time the male lead speaks to the female lead, his intentionally exaggerated voice acting reminds me of the scandals in the voice acting community, where they seduce fans and sleep with them.
They've already met in the fourth episode, so let's see how it develops from there. For now, it's a two-star rating.

I binge-watched four episodes and the previews in one go! Not enough! It's simply not enough. ???? Overall evaluation: Readers of the novel say it's a faithful adaptation, and the cinematography, filters, and actors' performances are all excellent!
It's a fantastic drama that's perfect for enjoying while eating.

???? Plot and theme: A doctor who can't cook isn't a good voice acting god???? After watching four episodes, my feeling is that I too can meet my own "Mo Qingcheng" ❤️ It feels very realistic, like a love story between a couple that could happen in real life.
There are no overbearing CEOs; it's simply the daily life of two ordinary people appreciating and encouraging each other in their relationship.

They seem to have stepped out of the book, as if I could walk on campus and encounter Mo Qingcheng sending voice messages to the dormitory.
The dormitory isn't exaggeratedly luxurious, it's very realistic. Sitting in the dormitory and binge-watching the series, I strongly empathize as a college student! It has a very down-to-earth vibe ?
???. The wardrobe choices are also carefully done, with winter outfits that can be directly copied.

???? Cinematography and art: The overall filter gives a warm and cozy feeling, like having a cup of hot milk tea on a winter day ?
???, very comforting.

???? Highlight recommendation: "Me and My Worries About Dating" haha, as a fangirl, I can totally relate!

I happened to pass by and take a glance, and wow, there are quite a few haters. Currently caught up with the 10 episodes released, and it's getting more and more exciting by the 8th and 9th episodes.
It's a voice acting drama, a traditional music gathering, and it's so thrilling. My youthful spirit is burning brightly (from a poor office worker). This drama exudes thoughtfulness in every aspect, and the experience of following it is great.
In terms of romance, Director, you really emphasize the virtues of men, well done. Tan Jianci, the male lead, I'm once again in awe of your acting skills. As long as you're in a drama, I know it will be good and worth following.

It's so good! My standard for a modern romance drama is sweetness, with various forms of sweetness. I've seen many comments saying it's awkward, come on, dating isn't like working in an office, awkwardness and sweetness are inseparable in love!
How do I describe this feeling? When you care, you get nervous, and nervousness can lead to awkwardness. Your brain releases dopamine. This kind of atmosphere is the inevitable path for two strangers who have mutual feelings and develop thoughts beyond friendship.
I absolutely love watching this period of ambiguity before officially becoming a couple.

I've been in this circle for over a decade, and Tan Jianci's voice acting skills are not just god-tier, he can make a living in commercial dubbing. That's more than enough for an actor.
It's not interesting to criticize just for the sake of it. The entire cast delivers stellar performances. I've watched up to episode 12, and it's an excellent niche-oriented work.
It excels in its niche setting with careful execution and thoughtful considerations. It's an adult's utopia of love, telling a pure love story within a suspended setting, reminiscent of youth.
No need to separately praise the OST. It's the top-notch sweet drama and my best idol drama of 2023. PS: I've reached this age only to discover that I also love watching sweet dramas.
Haha!

After watching four episodes, I would give this drama about a 7.5 rating. No actors made me feel disconnected, the plot is reasonable, and the characters' values are normal. The director is quite skilled in matching the background music. However, I've seen many people awkwardly criticizing it, so I'm giving it five stars.
It portrays online relationships very realistically, and those who don't understand the plot or find it awkward probably haven't experienced online dating. Personally, when I had online relationships before, it was just like this. At the beginning, I didn't know what to talk about on the phone, so I just tried to flirt, but it often felt awkward.
I have to say that the drama did a good job of making it relatable.

Chosen to be a binge-worthy drama, but it turned out to be so unappealing that I couldn't even finish my meal. Sweet dramas are not something you can simply create without a proper storyline! What was even happening in the first episode?
! The two leads had inexplicable shyness plastered on their faces, their interactions were painfully awkward, and the so-called captivating voice of the male lead seemed really greasy to me. The entire backstory of how they met and everything was explained by supporting characters, and it was so boring that I'd rather watch the news, at least it has all the important information.

Furthermore, the female lead's portrayal of a cute and soft girl is really unsuitable. She purses her lips and blinks her eyes in a very awkward and stiff manner, like a facial paralysis patient undergoing rehabilitation.

After watching three and a half episodes, I'd like to give my evaluation. It's on a completely different level from the trailer and much more enjoyable.
The current plot is perfect for those who like sweet and present-day romance. The first two episodes were pleasantly surprising, and the director's skills surpassed my expectations.
If the quality remains consistent, I won't change my rating. It reminds me of the ancient novels I read a long time ago, with the male lead being gentle, cunning, and alluring, and the female lead being hardworking and adorable.
It's quite faithful to the original work and even adds some comedic scenes that weren't in the original. The background setting is also rich. The friends and family members on both sides of the main characters are lovely and provide strong support.
I'm looking forward to how the script develops for the two supporting characters in the future.