Warm and fuzzy feelings, slow paced romance
This should leave you with a smile on your face and warm feelings inside.
It is a romance without lots of drama.
Kind of slow paced, and a bit predictable side stories.
Brief synopsis from my POV:
Young student Gu Sheng is a composer and musical artist of traditional songs. She is a steadfast fan of the famous but rather mysterious voice actor known as Qiang Qing Ci. One day in a chatroom she is talking in as her online persona Sheng Sheng Man, a familiar voice recites a recipe. This first point of contact is the start of a journey of love. We follow their development both personally and professionally.
The acting is mostly good - in my opinion the main couple acts well together, and has some scenes with quite strong chemistry.
ML Tan Jian Ci has a rather engulfing presence. FL Zhou Ye plays out the shy, innocent character of Sheng Sheng well.
What annoys me a bit is how childish the characters sometimes are written. It could be cultural differences, but I couldn't really imagine me and my coworkers acting like they did in some scenes when we were in our late twenties, like several of these characters supposedly were.
There are also some very obvious product placements, although they were not very tacky (just obvious).
It drags on a bit in the later episodes - could probably have been shortened by at least one episode, to be honest.
What I did like is how this series shines a light on the more invisible players in the entertainment industry. And: The lack of intrigues made this a comfortable viewing experience – proper feel good!
It is a romance without lots of drama.
Kind of slow paced, and a bit predictable side stories.
Brief synopsis from my POV:
Young student Gu Sheng is a composer and musical artist of traditional songs. She is a steadfast fan of the famous but rather mysterious voice actor known as Qiang Qing Ci. One day in a chatroom she is talking in as her online persona Sheng Sheng Man, a familiar voice recites a recipe. This first point of contact is the start of a journey of love. We follow their development both personally and professionally.
The acting is mostly good - in my opinion the main couple acts well together, and has some scenes with quite strong chemistry.
ML Tan Jian Ci has a rather engulfing presence. FL Zhou Ye plays out the shy, innocent character of Sheng Sheng well.
What annoys me a bit is how childish the characters sometimes are written. It could be cultural differences, but I couldn't really imagine me and my coworkers acting like they did in some scenes when we were in our late twenties, like several of these characters supposedly were.
There are also some very obvious product placements, although they were not very tacky (just obvious).
It drags on a bit in the later episodes - could probably have been shortened by at least one episode, to be honest.
What I did like is how this series shines a light on the more invisible players in the entertainment industry. And: The lack of intrigues made this a comfortable viewing experience – proper feel good!
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