Tan Jianci's portrayal of Mo Qingcheng in the drama was synonymous with gentleness. With a refreshing and sunny appearance, his smile was affectionate and healing, satisfying fans' every fantasy about Mo Qingcheng. Many viewers were initially drawn to the drama because of the filter used for Xiang Liu, and they ended up becoming fans of Tan Jianci. The interspersed ancient costume roles in the drama reminded them of a certain tragic character from the past, evoking deep emotions.

Zhou Ye, who played the female lead Gu Sheng, has always been labeled as the "sweet girl repellent" due to her cold and glamorous appearance and the innate distance she exudes. In this drama, she boldly challenged the sweet girl image with a lively and energetic portrayal of a youthful college student, surprising the audience in unexpected ways.

Zhou Ye's performance in the film, with her arrogant and unreasonable demeanor, felt natural and genuine. Especially when she stood on the stairs with a nonchalant smile on her delicate face, her cold and malicious gaze towards the female lead became a psychological shadow for many. Her outstanding portrayal earned her a nomination for "Best Supporting Actress" at the Golden Rooster Awards, which was well-deserved.

In "Word of Honor," Zhou Ye played Gu Xiang, a kind-hearted and mischievous character. Originally destined to be with Cao Weining, they ended up with a tragic ending, catching the audience off guard and bringing tears to their eyes. Zhou Ye also portrayed Lin Huajun, a female student in the drama, who, dressed in Republic-era clothing, exuded youthfulness and displayed a charming and obedient student demeanor that closely resembled the original character.

At that time, Zhou Ye was still a newcomer to acting, and her acting skills were slightly inexperienced compared to the other big names in the drama. However, she showed no signs of fear and flawlessly depicted Lin Huajun's purity, liveliness, as well as her stubbornness and perseverance in her beliefs. Her limitless potential was evident.

In "To Have the Scent of Orchid," Zhou Ye starred as Hua Qian, marking her first major leading role. The character of Hua Qian, a vicious supporting role seeking revenge through rebirth, underwent significant changes throughout the drama. Zhou Ye skillfully captured the character's subtle expressions and handled the role with precision, making it easy for the audience to immerse themselves in the story.

"Love Me, Love My Voice" is truly a delightful watch, and the interactions between Zhou Ye and Tan Jianci are guaranteed to bring a smile to your face. As a leading actress among the post-95 generation, Zhou Ye's progress in her acting skills is evident, and viewers can see her dedication. It is natural for them to acknowledge her achievements and hope that she will continue to stay true to herself and steadily move forward.