I Really Only Want to Be a Voice Actor

The future Five Powers!

There should be less of this freeloading storyline. They've already started getting lead roles; surely they can afford to be that short of money?

All I can say is, the male lead is just a nobody, and I can generally accept up to three female leads, but why are there eight?!

Finally, it's not Ayane Sakura or Inori Minase anymore.

It's really good; it's rare to see such a pure harem novel these days, especially with each character having a child—a total of 18! Although the author went a bit too far later on, the interactions are still very fun. It's a pure, enjoyable read from beginning to end.

Here's a heads-up: while there are many rules and regulations for idol voice actors, as long as they don't seduce married people, ordinary romantic relationships won't lead to widespread moral condemnation. When Kana Hanazawa was exposed for living with someone, she only temporarily dropped from first to second in popularity; it was mostly a matter of popularity rather than moral condemnation.

I won't agree to a character card that doesn't include Sasato.

The protagonist hates children, yet he himself is like a self-centered child; it makes you want to punch him.

This protagonist gets disgusting later on, especially the one with the East Sea Emperor. Satisfying his own desires while wronging others—and she even used the female radical for that! It immediately reminded me of that beast Chen Hansheng! The line he says to Ogura Yui later is practically sexual harassment—something about someone asking to kiss him in a dream—it's disgusting to watch.

After reading a dozen or so chapters, this hype doesn't feel like it's directed at voice actors, but rather like it's from the Chinese entertainment industry 🙂. They just keep praising them, calling them main actors and important figures, what a wish-fulfillment novel!