After Graduating from College, My Childhood Sweetheart Encouraged Me to Become a Voice Actor.

I have read half of the article so far. Let me talk about my thoughts. First of all, the author's writing is good, plain and smooth. The voice acting genre is also my favorite. Let's talk about the points that make me uncomfortable. It may be too bland, especially the way the protagonist is written almost in one stroke when he is in a voice actor school and participating in dubbing works, which does not reflect the feeling that this is a voice actor theme. In addition, I would like to talk more about the profession of voice actors. In China, they are called voice actors. The so-called voice actors are simply people who use their voices to interpret characters. Simply using voice to interpret the joy, anger, sorrow, and joy of a character, or even more subtle emotions and fluctuations, is a test of the actor's background. This background refers to the actor's own knowledge, reading volume, number of participation or exercises, life experience and self-thinking, as well as intensive study and thinking of the script. In this industry, when someone is said to be talented, most of them refer to the talent of the voice itself, such as the recognition, span, and ear-catching degree of the voice. But this is only part of it. Without a certain foundation, it is impossible for people to truly remember, and it is impossible to reach the top. Based on the character and life of the male protagonist described by the author, I really can't imagine that he can get the role of the first male and the second male in popular works. I don't think he can even get a small role with a slightly out-of-the-ordinary or special character. To put it simply, I feel that there is a huge sense of separation between the male protagonist and the voice actor profession. Actually, I think dubbing and singing are very similar in some aspects. Nowadays, there are so many music genres, and you will find that there are many good voices. However, most of them are singers, and only a few are singers. The reason lies in their background. I hope the author can make some improvements in the career accumulation and details of several main characters, and also work on the voice actor scripts he received. Don't waste the seiyuu of the theme. I really like this subject, so I can't help but say more. The author doesn't need to think too much about it. I'll be very happy if it helps. If you think it's unnecessary, just pretend you didn't see it~ The above~

I think this plot is completely negative. Since soul traveling means reviving a new life, why bother clinging to the past life? I came here to read the story of the protagonist as a voice actor, not the various unpleasant things in his past life, and I don't want to know what happened to the protagonist's doctor in his past life. This is a light and funny voice actor article, please don't go off topic.

Cheers to the author. Everyone's reviews are very bad, but I think it's pretty good. Just because it deviates from the mainstream style doesn't mean it's a bad book. I like this style very much and hope to continue writing.

I entered the trap with caution. After reading dozens of chapters of a Japanese urban novel with a voice actor, I finally waited until the protagonist was officially dubbed, and then the author completed the dubbing of a few words. I was dumbfounded. What was this about? This book is a voice actor text with completed dubbing

I can't understand that after graduating from a university in Japan, I actually became a voice actor. Isn't this just because there is an industry with high social class and I don't want to go to the ninth level? The status of Japan's entertainment industry is very low. It's equivalent to being a professor and having to work as a lobby manager at a popular romantic bathing center. It's thought-provoking, intriguing and puzzling.

To clarify for new readers, this book is a harem ending Are there any other Onmyoji players out there? Attached are my newly drawn Shuko-nii, Suzuhiko-hime, and Misaki

How could a frail and sick woman have a harem? I feel like the ending is that she cannot bear the many beauties and dies young. It's great that Xiao Shui is not written about. I don't want to see Xiao Shui being persecuted 🙂

Thanks for demining. Stock trading article. To put it simply, it is very nice to many women, with a bit of ambiguity and then just let it hang out and just play. It will be finished soon. Choose an honest man.

All the characters in the book follow a rule, that is, the fewer appearances and plot descriptions, the better the impression will be. The early stage is interesting and makes people want to keep watching, the middle stage is mediocre, and the later stage starts to feel boring and even disgusting. The characters compete one by one and it is boring. It really makes my chest feel tight.

The character portrayed by the author is so good that I start to get annoyed when I see Sakura (I just personally annoy these girls so much that I stay away from them) (manual dog head to save my life)

Let me briefly talk about my personal thoughts so far. First of all, I came here because of the title of the book, thinking that it would involve three aspects: voice actors, finance, and medicine (at least there will be one original medicine). But so far, it has basically only been about voice actors, which is quite fascinating. Then the second one is the character's personality and emotions. From what I've read, I feel that the male protagonist is at least a cold character and slow to warm up. But what I don't understand is his attitude towards the women around him. If he doesn't have a good impression of Taneda and his childhood sweetheart, please show more rejection (please show more if you have a good impression). Now it seems that he won't accept or refuse, which is very embarrassing. The third one is the portrayal of some of the women around me, because I don't pay much attention to the real prototypes of these voice actors, and I don't know if their real personalities are like this, but I don't really like some of Sakura's usual unreasonable actions. There is also a childhood sweetheart who secretly gives the male protagonist the key to his house and brings others into the house without permission. Maybe the author thinks that this can show intimacy and the protagonist's cold-tempered and indifferent attitude, but I really dislike this kind of behavior. After all, we are not a family in life, and we still need to have basic respect. Because this is the first time I've watched a professional urban entertainment drama about voice actors? (I don't know if that's what it's called) It's quite novel. I hope the author can describe it more clearly later on, so I can continue to read it for a while. Come on

I really can't stand it anymore. I can't agree with Amura's attitude towards Tanaka. If you don't agree with your current identity from the beginning, you should break away from the people in the past. But you moved into the Tanaka family and enjoyed the kindness his parents treated you. However, when Tanaka confessed his love, you rejected him because you were not the same person you used to be. This is so heartless. Is this the end of a nice letter from someone else to you? Have you considered the feelings of Mr. And Mrs. Tanaka who are good to you? Maybe the author wanted to open a harem for the protagonist and felt it was inconvenient to live in Qingmei's house. If so, just pretend I didn't say so

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The writing is really flat. The key is that the main character has no personality at all. He is purely flat. There is no change after 90 chapters.

... I don't understand that I don't want to talk to Tanaka, but I still live in someone else's house, enjoying the daily care of her mother. While writing the protagonist, I want to keep a distance from others, and at the same time, I take the initiative to lean over Sato even when he is awkward. Moreover, when a real-life voice actor appears, a stunning beauty will appear immediately. It's quite dramatic. This is a small question. Anyway, the basic setting is not that big of a parallel world; however, I don't feel that the past life experience is of any help to the protagonist. Apart from reading The Lancet, there is no entanglement or help, which is a lot less exciting. The contradictions in the protagonist's personality really make me have no desire to continue reading 😅 After reading about fifty chapters, I still quit.

The author said it was a stock trading article and I followed it. I feel that now all stock trading articles have become like street rats. But I just like reading stock trading articles

I can accept single or long no, even Danmei Lily, but I refuse to trade in stocks.

The more I watch it, the more boring it becomes. There is no conflict, no ups and downs. Even the dubbing scenes have a few lines skipped. It was very refreshing at first, but the more I watch, the more boring it becomes.

Is this because TES is angry?

These four women are tied up with tape, and they can be carried with them anytime and anywhere. If they don't have it, they can't write. The same goes for China. With the protagonist's character carrying four burdens, can't he return to China alone and play freely?

Sister Miyuki, okay!

So if you have any comments or suggestions about this book, you can feedback it here. The author will check it from time to time (if he doesn't read it, I will go to him) and make modifications as appropriate. OT: Will there really be many people reading this book in the book circle and writing feedback? (Laughs At the same time, this will be used as a counting platform. From the time of posting until the end of the book, I will reward the book with points. (If there are no more than ten comments, it will be calculated as the number of comments*100)

Is this book finished or unfinished?

I thought I was going to win that Meicheng Zexue

Come on, come on 😍😍

I'm curious if the author plays Cangqing or Jianr. The covers are Cangqing Dadian and Rendian.

So, can I follow this update?

Come on, come on, can you be more refined?