Am I Really Addicted to Female Voice Actors?

The writing is quite good ~ a rare good book ~ recommend it

I didn't ask you to maintain RMB 10,000 forever. I'm not a devil. But what does double update mean? What happened to your concept of a writer? You are only 21 years old, right? If this continues, you will only have four updates at the age of 42, and eight updates at the age of 84, and in the end you will become a Yamata-no-Orochi. As Susana Itachi [Hundred Battles], I may have to defeat you. Real.

I fantasized again... I fantasized that little Hinata Mika was a bottom... The tickets couldn't be sold out at all. I was the only one present that day. Mikan held back tears when she started her official speech. Every time she looked at the audience, she could only look at me. I could only be chosen in the mini-game session. I had to go up and down the stage and the host found it troublesome, so they just let me sit next to Mikan... The staff didn't chase anyone away when signing autographs. I took the opportunity to say a few more words. When I got the signature board, I was about to leave but Mikan grabbed my hand. Mikan burst into tears and hugged me. The scent of Nivea shower gel on her body smelled very good... When we parted, Mikan also said that she would give me a ticket for each MyGO live show in the future

If this subject was written by someone else, it would feel like it was simply an addiction to voice actors, hysteria, and you would have to do it hard after a few chapters But K Bao's hysteria has gone too far, and things must be reversed when they are extreme. He cherishes the creation of the characters and regards them as his own. The character is written The scene where Rin and Rin were riding back to Tokyo from Chiba felt like watching Watanabe and Midoriko sitting by the window sill. He really liked Murakami so much Although K Bao acted like a tough guy, Words can't lie. The most emotional passages for me were the dialogues between the male protagonist and Rin, so that I felt that lsl was his natal choice, just like Ms. Sakura in the original book. After all, you have liked tsundere-type female protagonists for a long time. It's a well-known thing Murakami's literary style + voice acting theme is indeed the track that k treasure is best at, and it is indeed the only one at the starting point It's broken, now I'm a k-ga Please! Write voice acting articles for the rest of your life! I can do anything!

Comrades, let me just say a few words. First of all, I am just an ordinary voice actor, and I do have the suspicion of looking at female voice actors. I have been harmed by female voice actors in this life. Everyone knows the current environment of Qidian. I dare not say that I am the only one who still writes voice actors in 2025, but it is indeed rare. With niche themes, I definitely don't expect it to attract a lot of attention. I just wish that you guys, who have also been harmed by female voice actors, could come and see me every day and catch up on the latest chapters. This way we all have a bright future. Qidian attaches too much importance to reading data now. I just thought that if you just treat me as your sister and roast me once a day, then I will be satisfied and accept it. In short, as an ordinary vocalist who went offline to pursue muses ten years ago, shedding countless tears for them chasing their dreams and waving cheering sticks crazily in the audience. I kept meeting and falling in love with new female voice actors during these ten years, watching them enter my mind. Maybe in a few years, I will lose interest in them now and fall in love with other female voice actors. They may have their houses collapsed, be burned, tortured, retired, reduced to the bottom, and return to the countryside to become witches. But at least, now my mind is full of wanting to write their stories. I understand exactly what all you voice actor geeks want to see. Everyone! I will use the love of these ten years to recast the glory of voice actor Wen Rong. What you love is your life! (Wrong app)

In my mind, mother has two completely different names. One is my "mother" who is warm and full of fireworks; the other is the shining "Yang Gong Feina" who belongs to countless strangers and exists on the screen. When I was a kid, I didn't understand the full meaning of the word "voice actor". All I know is that my mom's job is special. While other classmates' mothers were teachers, nurses, or company employees, my mother was a "sound magician." Our home is often very quiet because my mother needs to protect her throat. But sometimes, from behind the closed door of her study, a voice that was completely unfamiliar to me would come out - it might be the silver bell-like laughter of a lively girl, or it might be the whisper of a mysterious elf in a fantasy world, or even the "meow" of the cute kitten in the cartoon. I would stand by the crack of the door and listen with bated breath, as if I was peering into a wonderful parallel world. At that moment, the woman behind the door was both my mother and not her. That feeling was wonderful but also had a hint of indescribable alienation. I was once very envious of my classmates. Their mothers will show up at parent-teacher meetings on time and wait at the school gate with warm snacks when school is over. My mother, on the other hand, often works late into the night because of recording work, or is immersed in her own world in order to prepare for a new role. On my birthday, she gave me a limited edition anime figure of the character she voiced. The classmates were all envious and surrounded me and exclaimed. But when I looked at that delicate "character" with a mother's voice, I felt a little aggrieved. How I wish that what she gave me was a cake that she made by herself, which may not be perfect, and a whole day of companionship that belongs only to me. This subtle barrier was broken on a summer afternoon. That day, I accidentally clicked on one of my mother's acclaimed masterpieces. On the screen, the strong yet gentle heroine was speaking words of encouragement to the partners in the story in a voice that was both familiar and unfamiliar to me. The power and delicate emotion contained in that voice hit me instantly like a warm current. I suddenly understood that my mother was not absent from my life, but that she had poured her most precious things—her emotions and her soul—into those characters. Through her voice, she conveyed courage and warmth to thousands of children my age in front of the screen. The "lack" I feel is exactly what countless people have "gained". Since then, I began to "read" my mother from a new perspective. I learned not to disturb her when she was quiet. That was when she was saving energy for the next role. I learned to play with her when she was joking with me using various sounds. That was her most authentic look after taking off the pressure of work. I even began to feel proud of her achievements - not as a fan's adoration of a star, but as a child, with a deep respect for the cause her mother loved and the value she created. Nowadays, when people ask, "What does your mother do?" I will calmly and proudly answer: "She is a voice actress, Yang Gongfeina." I know that behind this name, there are countless vivid characters and touching stories. But to me, the most important meaning of this name is that she is my mother. She used her voice to build a fantasy world for others, but she used her simplest love to build a real and warm home for me. My mother, Yang Gongfeina, has many voices, but the most affectionate one is always the one that calls my name. She is the light in the screen and the sun that never ends in my life.

Is this the reason for the lack of stable updates?

The female voice actress ruined my son My son is 25 years old and is graduating from college and starting to work. He was originally a lively young man who liked to go to food and exhibitions, and would occasionally chat with me about young people's topics. After falling in love with these female voice actors, he seemed to be a changed person. In the past, my mobile phone contained travel photos and work information, but now it contains information about female voice actors such as fmt, out-of-print female voice actress peripherals, and collections from overseas coal stove websites. The circle of friends has also changed from interesting things about life to photos of female voice actors. In order to collect female voice actress peripherals and live tickets, he refreshed the coal stove and Xianyu software every day, refreshing posts in the middle of the night for fear of missing out. I bought him various things, but he ignored them. He muttered, "Why are female voice actors so cute?" And focused on browsing the overseas coal stove page. I was asked to take him on a trip during the holidays, but he refused, saying that he wanted to stay at home and enjoy female voice actors, watch her live shows, and interact with other people who are addicted to female voice actors in QQ groups. His speech became increasingly difficult to understand. One time during dinner, I mentioned that a relative at home had given birth to a baby and wanted to buy toys for the baby. He immediately put down his chopsticks and said, "Mom, don't buy anything else. The female voice actor's doll is soft to the touch and has an exclusive design. It is very safe for babies to use." During a family dinner, everyone was discussing travel plans. He suddenly said loudly: "If I have money for travel, I might as well watch more FMT! This is what really makes me happy!" The relatives looked at each other and couldn't answer the question. Being emotional has become a daily routine. Every time the price of female voice actress peripherals increases, he always sighs in the room in the middle of the night and complains about the scalpers' price hikes. When he sees that Xianyu software cannot be obtained at a good price, he gets anxious and says, "It's all the fault of Barb." On his birthday a while ago, I gave him a car, but he looked disappointed: "I might as well buy female voice actress peripherals, I've always wanted them." When blowing out the candles, I vaguely heard him making a wish: "I hope female voice actors will release more fmts soon." Yesterday, we talked about future plans. Next, I said that I hope he socializes more, maybe he can meet the right person. He frowned: "How can we have time? There are so many female voice actors in the world. We have to experience and study them first. Falling in love will delay chasing female voice actors." I am really worried, what happened to these female voice actors? Can I give back my son who loves life, is curious about everything, and doesn't just revolve around female voice actors?

The author's astonishing imagination directly made me give up the idea of ​​writing a voice actor article Compared with you bunch of real voice actor fanatics, my purity is still too low as I just watch the fan meeting on time every week

Why is the heroine a woman? It's too cliche. They started charging as soon as it was put on the shelves. The author has a bad attitude. Have you ever been reborn? Some things were written randomly, taking it for granted. Furthermore, if you don't give me money, how can I subscribe or read the book? Finally, turn off the anti-theft function

One thing to say, this is the first time I have seen an author who actually makes money writing about female voice actors, and then participates in offline activities for female voice actors. He really returned the money spent writing about female voice actors to the female voice actors. That's so stupid.

Faces

Now, I can also call myself a five-character god.

Can K Bao type with his eyes closed? I don't want to read second-hand words.

After reading novels for so many years, the comment section of this book is particularly weird. I don't know how the book is, but the reader's mental state is very advanced! Have I really survived the epidemic in 20 years?

You are still a bitch, if you and I are picked out, you will cause trouble for her

I haven't read it yet, but just reading the introduction makes me feel a strange sense of shame.

You are still young, so you might as well bite the bullet and work harder to write 4,000 words. After all, you are writing a book online, but 4,000 words seems a bit effortless, and readers will not feel comfortable reading it. It is better to just write 6,000 words, which is very standard. But since we have already written 6,000 words, why not do another 4,000, directly go up to 10,000, which will not be the same level as before. Since your hand speed is not that bad, it shows that you are working very hard! But it's already 10,000 words. If you don't add 10,000 more and code the meaning of 20,000 words, that would be great! Even when you are lying in bed, you may not be able to think clearly. I already have a code of 20,000, why do I still care about that? It's not that bad at all, right? That's right, listen to me, code 100,000 words today! The man who builds the online book writing pyramid!

Reading this book is like falling in love with the voice actor in the book. It is a sweet love story that only Xiao Chunan can write😭😭😭

There is no meal replacement in the whole network, only this one, alas

Brother, please leave me alone, I pretended to be deceived by the female voice actor and was smitten. This is all in my plan, I have my own rhythm. hina…

Have you ever talked about a female voice actress? I just take it for granted and write nonsense.

Take me away

I don't know if it's because of disdainful comparisons, but the male protagonist of this book is becoming more and more likable as I read it. He is upright and funny, and occasionally makes some literary and artistic remarks, which makes the female voice actors stunned. Alas, Mogami Kazuto is still too much of a scumbag.

I realize that I am really old. When I read voice actor articles, I don't even recognize the voice actors in them 😭

She is a girl who is very afraid of life. On the stage, Rin Tateishi is holding a guitar, her eyes are pulsating and the notes are exploding at her fingertips. Her aura can lift the roof. But that is the stage after all. After getting off the stage, taking off her makeup, she retreated into her own shell. I still remember the first time I met her backstage. She nestled in the corner of the sofa, lowering her head and scrolling through her phone, as if she wanted to build a wall around herself with silence. When the staff introduced me, she raised her eyes, glanced at me quickly, lowered her eyes again, and muttered a vague "hmm" in her throat. The sound was as light as the flapping of mosquito wings, and it suddenly disappeared in the noisy background. After we got to know each other, she was willing to let me enter her world. Rin Tateishi, who spoke carefully in front of strangers, was extremely arrogant in front of me. She would pout and not talk to me for a long time because I accidentally put her guitar pick in the wrong position; she would say sourly, "Then you go listen to his songs" when I complimented other guitarists on their skills. That willful and arrogant look is completely different from the radiant persona on the stage. Once I asked her, would she be afraid when performing on stage? She pouted and said that there was a guitar blocking the stage, and when the lights came on, she couldn't see the people in the audience, so she just pretended to be playing to a pile of carrots and cabbage. I smiled and said that next time you go on stage, just think that the audience is me. Her face suddenly turned red, she picked up the pillow on the sofa and threw it at me, saying who wants to play the guitar for you? Stop being so sentimental. Sometimes she would call suddenly and say in a matter-of-fact tone: "I want to eat the strawberry cake from the cake shop in front of the station. Go and buy it now." If she was half a second too slow to agree, a long "Eh--" would come from the other end of the phone. But when I delivered the cake to her, she turned away again, the tips of her ears were red, and whispered: "Idiot." Sometimes she suddenly wanted to eat ice cream from the coffee shop at home, and she didn't want to buy it alone, so she had to drag me along. When we got to the door of the store, we thought there were too many people queuing up, so we stood outside twisting and turning and refused to go in. I asked her if she wanted to eat, and she just glared at me and said, of course she wanted to eat. Is there any need to ask? Then he clasped his hands on his chest and raised his chin slightly, with an expression that seemed to say - I'll leave the next thing to you, I won't speak anyway. I had no choice but to sigh and go to the queue honestly. She stood under the shade of a tree not far away and pretended to look at her phone. In fact, she secretly glanced at me every few seconds. When I caught her gaze, she quickly moved away and deliberately raised her phone to cover her face. Rin has a really troublesome personality. She would call me at 12 o'clock in the middle of the night and said that she suddenly wanted to hear me talk. I picked up the phone in a daze, but she stopped talking again. After being silent for a while, she said dullly, "It's nothing, just to make sure you are still here." I said where else could I go, and she said what if you find me annoying and run away. The voice sounded aggrieved and stubborn. He was obviously being coquettish, but he said it in a tone of "If you dare to run away, you will die." I said I wouldn't run away. She was silent for two seconds, then she said "hum" and hung up the phone. She is a troublesome girlfriend. When practicing the piano, I would suddenly become irritable, crumpling up the sheet music and throwing it all over the floor; when the recording was not going well, I would hide in the bathroom alone, and no matter how hard I knocked on the door, there was no answer. But when she finally opened the door and came out, with red eyes, and leaned on my shoulder without saying a word, I felt that this kind of trouble was probably something I was willing to bear. She would also say some incomprehensible things to me. For example, she once asked me seriously: "If one day I turned into a cat, would you still like me?" I said yes, it would be nice to be a cat, and I could hold her in my arms at any time. She frowned and thought for a while and said no, what if you hug another cat. I said then keep you at home and don't let other cats come in. She said that was not possible, and she wanted to go out and play even if she turned into a cat. I said it would be so troublesome for you to become a cat. She said confidently that of course, you have to be a cat that gives you a headache. I sometimes wonder, what kind of person is Rin Tateishi in reality? All I know is that she is quite afraid of strangers, and she doesn't like to talk much in radio programs. Occasionally, when she is cueed by a senior, she will make that kind of nervous and trying-to-respond voice, which makes people's hearts melt. I imagined her dubbing Chihaya Aine in the dubbing studio, I imagined her sitting in the corner of the rehearsal room with her guitar in her arms while tuning, and I imagined her drinking water quietly in the lounge after the performance. Then I blended all these pictures into my fantasy and weaved a little Tateishi Rin that belonged to me. When I was writing a manuscript, she would lie on my shoulders from behind, put her chin on top of my head, and stay there quietly without saying a word. After a while, I looked back at her and found that she was asleep like that, her breath tickling my neck evenly. I carefully carried her to the sofa and covered her with a blanket. She turned over and mumbled something vaguely, as if to say, "The strawberry cake is not finished yet." There is indeed half a piece of strawberry cake in the refrigerator. It was the leftover piece of strawberry cake she had eaten for lunch. It was carefully wrapped in plastic wrap and a note was posted on it that said, "Don't eat it secretly. It's a puppy." The handwriting was crooked, and there was a fierce cat face drawn next to it. I didn't eat it secretly. But I did open the refrigerator and took a look, and then took another look at the note, and then stood in front of the refrigerator and giggled for a long time. Alas, hysteria. I know it's all fake. I am just a person watching her from a distance, one of thousands of fluorescent sticks under the concert stage, the profile picture that is silently liked on social platforms, and the most ordinary face among all the faces that she will never remember. But so what. In my fantasy, she was already asleep on the sofa, covered with the blanket I put on her, dreaming about strawberry cake. The note in the refrigerator is still there, and the cat face on it is still grinning at me. And as I typed these words in the silence of the early morning, I felt that the world was not that bad after all. Because in my world, Rin is there. There she is, timid, shy, arrogant, willful, and extremely troublesome. Falling in love with someone who shines on the stage is probably like this. You want the whole world to see her light, but you also selfishly want to keep it for yourself. But after all, she is not just "the voice actress of Chihaya Aine", not just "the guitarist of MyGO" - she is Rin Tateishi, a timid, arrogant, willful and troublesome girl. And she happens to be my little girlfriend. She will probably never know that somewhere in the world, there is a person using such clumsy words to describe a dream that will never come true. Alas, I started to fantasize again.

When I saw that the character was Bang Bang, I finally felt that Ms. Sakura was from an older generation. Is it a new era now? From watching anime to accidentally seeing the female voice actress behind it, I couldn't help but be attracted to it. The behind-the-scenes and dubbing and the story between the voice actors are so beautiful. At that time, I really criticized Ai Yi and Matsuoka's CP. Later, everyone knew that Ai Yi had a big baby. I was shocked when I saw a novel about voice actors on Qidian! From Yuu, Kazuto, and Xiao Bailong (or Xiao Bailong is a person), they paid attention to the seiyuu that they had always listened to but never cared about - Ms. Sakura. I felt that Ms. Sakura was really nice. I was very willing to let Ms. Sakura and me live in her villa together. I also saw the good-natured Sister Mizuko. She is so cute. I looked at this book and couldn't help but marvel—it's back! They're all back! I dream of writing about voice actors, but to be honest, the attributes of the voice actors are basically missing. I want to see their performances as voice actors and their interactions at the live show! We haven't even made our debut yet, and the author actually said that it would be over with 300,000 words left? This is extremely unforgivable. I have to write at least 1.5 Million words! Voice actor article I hope to see voice actors! The post in the picture below may have been read by some book friends. I said it was a story between most female voice actors and the only god, but in fact it was all about Miss Sakura🌸

1. The author's writing style is very good, and the writing is quite interesting. If he writes about Japanese entertainment or Japanese entertainment, the results will definitely be better than now. Unfortunately, the author is a voice actor fanatic, which cannot be said to be a shortcoming. It is just that this track is relatively niche and is not completely consistent with my taste, so I can only say it is a pity. 2. Well, I don't know much about voice actors myself, nor do I know anything about two-dimensional characters. My knowledge of mygo and mujica is limited to memes and character emoticons, so I'm not sure what the level of songs like Kasuga Shadow and Mi Xingjing that appear in the book are. I searched and listened and found it to be okay. It didn't make me think that the song was awesome or anything like that. The protagonist is also a musical genius, which caused a certain degree of fragmentation in my perception. Watching the protagonist write songs didn't feel very satisfying. Maybe this book didn't write anything in the first place. It's cool, it's just a love story 3. The various elements in the book are too niche. The voice actor text is niche, and it's not a niche text. The songs written are also niche. The voice actor and prototypes have photos, so the imagination of the fictional characters is lost. As I said before, I don't know much about voice actors and I'm not a voice actor fanatic, so I don't think these prototypes are as beautiful as gods or anything like that. Instead, I am constantly frightened by the photos of Rin Tachibana posted in the comment area, which are really scary. To sum up, this book will be a good read for those who like voice actors and know about them. For those who don't know about voice actors, it will be difficult to have a strong interest in it. At least as far as I can tell, it is entirely because of the author's skill in writing stories.

Watching 9th today, your sister Aoki wore a navel-baring dress, but she is too fat (

Personally, I think tangerines look better than tangerines