Love Me, Love My Voice Reviews

This refreshing and elegant sweet drama is incredibly delightful. I thoroughly enjoyed watching it from start to finish. It's an idol drama that feels down-to-earth and doesn't involve over-the-top family drama or clichéd plotlines (facepalm with a wry smile).
Instead, it presents normal and healthy relationships, including family, love, and friendship. Many aspects of the show reminded me of my college days, and it was incredibly healing. The dedication of the production team and the performances of the actors brought numerous surprises within the sweetness.
The playful and awkward interactions between the young couple experiencing their first love were so relatable and amusing that it made me burst into laughter. Even those who are inexperienced in love can learn how to love through this drama.
The ancient-style OST is truly authentic, featuring many talented artists, and the quality is excellent! As a voice lover, I really appreciate this drama. The romance between two voice lovers feels like destiny, especially when both of them are such outstanding and wonderful individuals.
I look forward to the upcoming drama within the historical drama plotline, and Tǎn Lǎoshī's lines are absolutely amazing!

The issue lies with the screenwriter. This kind of combination of 2D and 3D elements in the plot is meant to keep the main characters from appearing initially, without revealing their true identities, and only unveiling the answer later, creating a sense of destiny and anticipation.
However, in the first two episodes, the audience already gets a complete understanding of the appearances, identities, and professions of the main characters. The forced coincidences and topics, as well as the supporting roles pushing them together, take away some of the fun.
Saying "I love you" too early is also a drawback.

Wang Bianwa, I used to think it was my bottom line, but now it has become my ceiling... In the initial stages of filming any movie or TV drama, the most fundamental aspect is to have a conflict, and then things develop based on that conflict.
However, this drama completely lacks any conflicts and instead progresses like an assembly line... Everyone is like hormones in a beautiful fairy tale, bringing the princess and the prince together.

I guess I'll have to lower my rating as the drama progresses...
I've flipped through the original work several times, and I just can't watch it anymore. Overall, compared to the recent slew of crazy historical dramas, it's much better, but the plot is filled with Mary Sue elements that ordinary people like me simply can't stomach.
One star for Tan Jianci's lines, one star for the background music during the market scenes. Tan Jianci, it's not that you're not suitable for this drama, it's just that the plot lacks substance. It's purely a brain-driven fantasy drama.
The author is happy, the director is satisfied, but the viewers are disappointed because we can't see you play a psychopath, a serial killer, or a undercover agent.

The plot is basically all canned vegetables, too salty to consume, and it's a shame to abandon it.
- Let me see how Tan Jianci would act in a modern drama.

I've finished watching the first four episodes, and I couldn't stop smiling throughout the whole time. Let me give my brief review:

1. Firstly, the actors' performances were really natural, which is my minimum requirement for a modern idol drama - no awkwardness.

2. Secondly, this drama is all about the "voice." Love sparked because of the voice, and the male lead's voice is genuinely pleasant to listen to. It has a magnetic quality, and his diction is clear, indicating effort put into it.

3. The voice actors in the ancient-style music circle portrayed their roles convincingly.
With various professional voice acting equipment, they truly immersed themselves in their characters, and at least in terms of the protagonist's background, there were no inconsistencies.

4. The filming techniques and filters used in this drama were well done, and I couldn't find anything off or strange about the transitions.

5. The songs are beautiful! Both the male and female leads' singing is quite enjoyable, and it's the style I like. The lyricists and composers are well-known in the ancient-style music circle. The opening theme song "Slowly" and "Wan Gu Cui Sha" are both wonderful.

This drama is super sweet! It had me smiling throughout the entire show! And there are so many elements to it—food, voice acting, ancient-style songs. I heard there are also beautiful scenery scenes later on, and they really found authentic cosplayers.
They even brought in experts from the ancient-style circle, and the songs are incredibly beautiful, with light melodies and lovely lyrics.

However, watching this drama also made me feel a bit nostalgic.
Many years ago, these were all small communities where commercialism wasn't as prominent, and most people were still doing things out of love. When I used to wander around different circles, I noticed that the experts were relatively young, with many still being students.
But as time passed, everyone grew up, and the real world became busier, causing people to gradually fade away from the circle.

In this drama, the male lead is somewhat similar. His hobbies and interests from university became secondary to his main profession as a doctor after graduation.
He slowly drifted away from the circle and the online community, as he became busy with work and only had a little time each day to do what he loved. When he had to work overtime or do night shifts, he would directly sleep in the staff dormitory.
And when he finished his hospital duties, he would go to the dubbing studio and simply lie down on the couch to rest.

Whenever I see these scenes, it always reminds me of the past and everything that happened back then.

It's evident that the behind-the-scenes team put a lot of effort into this drama, from the song selection to the casting and costumes. Everything is exceptionally well done. Zhou's singing is genuinely hilarious, but you can also feel his dedication.
His instrument playing is on point, and his lip-syncing is impressive. I've always thought Zhou could only play villainous roles, but now I see that he's also great at portraying sweet characters.
He has a wide range of acting skills, and his future looks promising. As for Tan's voice acting and singing skills, they truly amazed me. It's hard to imagine anyone else playing this role besides Tan.
And I must praise the director as well. The expectations for this drama are high, and I hope it achieves great success.

So sweet, it's a lifesaver! I was afraid it would be overly cheesy before watching it. But unexpectedly, it's truly a heavenly experience. No frustrating scheming, no endless misunderstandings, no prolonged missed opportunities. It's all about meticulously crafted fate, pure sweetness, straightforwardness, and love.
My cheekbones were soaring throughout the whole journey! Moreover, the voice acting and music in it are truly delightful. Tan Jianci's voice is so charming, and Zhou Ye's musical skills are impressive. It's not easy for the hand movements to synchronize with both the music and the acting in the current dramas.

The storyline is so sweet that it made me laugh until my face almost froze. I could totally relate to the perspective of the female lead, it feels like I'm experiencing a real relationship myself. I even get more excited and shy than the female lead.
Mo Qingcheng is just amazing, he knows exactly how to flirt and he has the perfect balance. He keeps you on your toes, making you nervous and letting your imagination run wild. He treats the female lead differently, but in a way that never makes you uncomfortable.
Knowing that the female lead likes his voice, he intentionally adds sweetness to his voice when talking to her. It's like a peacock displaying its feathers, absolutely irresistible. He's the ultimate boyfriend material, not only did he leave the female lead bewildered, but he also captured my heart.
As someone who has been uninterested in dating and has been single for almost 10 years, after watching this, I couldn't help but exclaim, "Where is my Mo Qingcheng? I want to fall in love!" If I could date Mo Qingcheng, I would even marry Tan Jianci willingly!

A realistic and romantic love story. Personally, I really enjoy the voice acting and the ancient-style setting. There's no doubt about Tan Jianci's lines and acting skills; he consistently delivers excellence.
Zhou Ye's voice and lines perfectly match the pure and beautiful image of the female lead. She's incredibly attractive, and her acting feels natural, except for some moments when she sings, which can be a bit off.

The romantic scenes feel incredibly natural and sweet without being overly cheesy. The main characters have a normal mindset, and the atmosphere of their daily interactions, as well as the lively street scenes, make for a comfortable viewing experience.

I also want to praise the costume and set design. The outfits of the male and female leads are refreshing and elegant. The incorporation of traditional Chinese elements in the female lead's attire is visually pleasing.

In my heart, it's a four-star drama. But after carefully reading the one-star reviews and their reasons, I wasn't convinced. So, I'm adding another star, not only to maintain balance but also to appreciate the dedication of the production team.
This is a well-intentioned and decent quality modern romance drama that brings together many creative elements like voice acting, ancient-style music, food, and new Chinese-style costumes. It also touches on love, friendship, youth, dreams, and a bit of family and professional life.
Some of the plots reminded me of my university days, and I resonated with them.

The main romantic storyline between the male and female leads doesn't have much dramatic conflict or exaggerated plot twists. It flows naturally, like a steady stream, filled with tender affection, just like an ordinary love story between people around us.
In an environment where marriage and childbirth are feared, it gives people some belief and hope in the beauty of love. However, what I liked the most was the various styles of OSTs. The production team invited professionals, and the male lead also participated diligently.
As an audience member, I felt the respect they showed.

There's no perfect drama, but in the generally mediocre landscape of dramas, sincere and dedicated production teams and actors are truly commendable. That's why I'm willing to give "I Miss You So Much" five stars, because I really want to.

It's been a long time since I watched a sweet idol drama, and my face is sore from smiling. Love during the ambiguous phase is always filled with excitement and testing, it's so beautiful. After watching it, I really long for a beautiful love.
How did the two actors portray it? I can't help but immerse myself in my own past romantic experiences. It's so embarrassing, ahh! And I really love the editing and the director's shots. The first episode captivated me.
The moment the car passed through the tunnel felt like a magical journey. How can I not say "awesome"?!

Gu Sheng is really cute, ahhh! Zhou's face is also hard not to love ❤️ It fits my aesthetic preferences perfectly. This drama is so refreshing, like a cup of milk tea on a winter day, it's sweet and warm ❤️ The secondary couple is about to make progress, and I really like this group of friends being together.
It's especially heartwarming, and the outfits of the female lead's band in the drama are all in a new Chinese style. Even the musical instruments have intricate details. Zhou also specifically learned instruments like the pipa and flute.
The drama has professionals for cosplay and voice acting, the production team put in so much effort, deserving a full five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

It's a drama with obvious pros and cons. The subject matter is relatively niche, and those who have been immersed in the ancient-style circle in the past would appreciate it more. It might be difficult for those unfamiliar with this circle to resonate, but I happen to be one of those sentimental individuals.

It's really sweet, devoid of melodrama and misunderstandings. It simply portrays two people in a healthy and enjoyable relationship. The moments of awkwardness in first love and the small joys of life are depicted beautifully.
The intertwining of love, friendship, dreams, and reality evokes many memories for me.

The OST really touched me. Highly recommended!

Watching this drama reminds me of the years when I followed the voice actors in the ancient-style circle. My top favorite, the ethereal and elusive appearance of Jiaxi, I wonder if anyone still remembers him after waiting for ten years.
The voices of the actors I loved when I was young are still fresh in my memory. When I read the novel back then, I imagined the voice of Xiangye, but I didn't expect the original voice of the male lead to be outstanding as well.
I can feel that he has been trained with dedication, just like a voice actor. Despite being of average height, he has a good appearance, and his lines are really well-delivered. The female lead is beautiful, and the drama production team has put a lot of effort into creating a traditional Chinese-style wardrobe that perfectly matches the character's love for ancient-style songs and playing the guzheng.

The overall tone of the drama is warm and sweet, without any tragic elements. Every song is crafted with care. Although I can't hear the famous "Qing Jin Tian Xia" melody, the production team has put a lot of effort into each song.
I have to say, the dedication of the production team alone is worth a four-star rating from me.

Three stars for the hardworking crew, one star for the talented actors, and the remaining star for the heartwarming storyline. The production of this drama is truly dedicated. The cosplayers are cosplaying, and the voice actors are professionals in the field.
From the skilled flute playing to the production of the OST, everything is done with sincerity. Moreover, the warm and healing storyline carries a touch of reality. It has both sweet romance and passionate youth.
The actors' performances are on point, and the supporting characters are well-developed, creating a striking contrast with their stunning appearances. The female lead is youthful and beautiful, adorable and lively.
The lines and OST of the male lead are truly surprising.

After watching ten episodes since its premiere on December 4th, I couldn't help but rate it. Although as a middle-aged aunt, I should be immune to these sweet and fluffy dramas, once I started watching, I completely immersed myself in the perspective of a bystander.
I've been laughing my face off every day from following the drama. My laugh lines have deepened significantly. Now, all I want to see is how they develop their love story and sprinkle sugar everywhere. This winter, I'll rely on this drama to keep warm.

Whoever said Tan Jianci can only play tragic roles and Zhou can only portray villainous women was completely wrong. When they get sweet, I feel it more than anyone else.

Adding a couple more lines, what's most important to me now is the grounded feeling without any suspension of disbelief, and this drama fulfills it completely.
The atmosphere of daily life is fully portrayed. Not only that, but it also genuinely conveys the essence of the voice acting (CV) and ancient-style elements from two niche communities. Even someone like me, who has never paid attention to it before, is very interested.
I'm grateful to the entire creative team. Right now, all I want is to dream of a concert. Please, I beg for it.

When I saw the kissing scene on the lounge chair, I was completely in awe of Tan Jianci's acting skills. He portrayed a mix of confusion and infatuation without being explicit or vulgar.
It turns out that even kissing scenes require acting skills to create that heart-skipping effect for the audience. And what's more! The audience is clearly aware that this is just a performance and doesn't speculate about the off-screen relationship between the two lead actors!
It's such a profound level of respect! Every aspect of this drama shows the dedication put into it—the dedication to respect the profession of actors, the dedication to treating the collaborative work with care, and ultimately, the dedication to respecting and appreciating the audience.
This winter, thank you for being on my mind, Momo Qingcheng! Thank you to the actor and singer Tan Jianci.

I initially planned to watch a few more episodes before making a judgment, but I couldn't continue after enduring one and a half episodes. By the middle of the second episode, the male and female leads had already discussed their fifth or sixth recipe, and I really don't understand this kind of plot development.
Moreover, as a cardiac surgeon and a voice acting maestro, it's unclear which one is his main profession and which one is the sideline. Is it reasonable for him to juggle both jobs simultaneously?
The female lead's singing is truly awkward, and her portrayal when interacting with the male lead is also strange. There are noticeable traces of acting, and the storyline is dull and uninteresting.
It doesn't have much appeal to keep watching.

Originally, I was drawn to this drama because of Tan Duoduo and Ye Zi, but the plot, oh my, a doctor has so much free time that he can become a chef and do voice acting? Sure, I can accept it as an idol drama, but when they're not doing voice acting, can they speak normally?
The deliberate suave acting is just greasy, and Ye Zi's character is also brainless. The plot is extremely boring. As expected, the more you anticipate something, the easier it is to be disappointed. I endured for several episodes, but I can't take it anymore.
To the two leads, see you in another drama next time.