Female lead is a baby fairy, shielded from the world for a reason. Fairies in mythology are usually portrayed as small, cheerful and playful creatures which is what she is portraying. The story follows her growth, from her childish and innocent self to a mature figure where at the end, her voice changes as well. Her voice going from high pitched to serious at the end of the show has a purpose to show that growth.
Don't let your stereotypical character's view of childish characters stop you from watching this drama. The FL is one of the strongest characters I have ever seen in a drama. It is a show about growth.
Unfortunately yes hahaha. Many viewers got annoyed with her voice but eventually you'll get used to it!
Female lead is a baby fairy, shielded from the world for a reason. Fairies in mythology are usually portrayed as small, cheerful and playful creatures which is what she is portraying. The story follows her growth, from her childish and innocent self to a mature figure where at the end, her voice changes as well. Her voice going from high pitched to serious at the end of the show has a purpose to show that growth.
I usually watch kdramas. But I really wanted to watch it because of the high rating and beautiful scenography.…
Female lead is a baby fairy, shielded from the world for a reason. Fairies in mythology are usually portrayed as small, cheerful and playful creatures which is what she is portraying. The story follows her growth, from her childish and innocent self to a mature figure where at the end, her voice changes as well. Her voice going from high pitched to serious at the end of the show has a purpose to show that growth.
What? Is it awfully high pitched and childish sounding? That's the case of most female characters voices in Cdramas…
Female lead is a baby fairy, shielded from the world for a reason. Fairies in mythology are usually portrayed as small, cheerful and playful creatures which is what she is portraying. The story follows her growth, from her childish and innocent self to a mature figure where at the end, her voice changes as well. Her voice going from high pitched to serious at the end of the show has a purpose to show that growth.
Female lead is a baby fairy, shielded from the world for a reason. Fairies in mythology are usually portrayed as small, cheerful and playful creatures which is what she is portraying. The story follows her growth, from her childish and innocent self to a mature figure where at the end, her voice changes as well. Her voice going from high pitched to serious at the end of the show has a purpose to show that growth.
It's really cool but I cannot watch it well because of the female lead. I know in general, in other dramas they…
I am not trying to be mean but it is sad how you immediately connect "cheerful" voices with a stereotypical character. Some actresses naturally have such voices, just saying.
So before you have a whole opinion on a show you didn't watch, let me explain you why her "baby voice" is a baby voice. She is a little fairy, kept away from everything and protected. If you know anything about mythology, fairies are supposed to be cheerful and playful creatures. In this case, she's a playful and cute fairy. As the story progresses, the female lead also grows and her voice with her growth too. She is not an innocent baby fairy anymore but matures into a beautiful figure as the show goes by.
There is a difference between saying you have a different taste and not understanding that there's a purpose of her voice being like that. Plus, despite sounding the way she sounds, she actually portrays one of the strongest female leads ever in xanxia with her compassion for everyone which you would probably enjoyed if voices did not matter to you so much that you connect it stereotypically with whiny, childish characters.
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Fairies in mythology are usually portrayed as small, cheerful and playful creatures which is what she is portraying. The story follows her growth, from her childish and innocent self to a mature figure where at the end, her voice changes as well. Her voice going from high pitched to serious at the end of the show has a purpose to show that growth.
Don't let your stereotypical character's view of childish characters stop you from watching this drama. The FL is one of the strongest characters I have ever seen in a drama. It is a show about growth.
Fairies in mythology are usually portrayed as small, cheerful and playful creatures which is what she is portraying. The story follows her growth, from her childish and innocent self to a mature figure where at the end, her voice changes as well. Her voice going from high pitched to serious at the end of the show has a purpose to show that growth.
Fairies in mythology are usually portrayed as small, cheerful and playful creatures which is what she is portraying. The story follows her growth, from her childish and innocent self to a mature figure where at the end, her voice changes as well. Her voice going from high pitched to serious at the end of the show has a purpose to show that growth.
Fairies in mythology are usually portrayed as small, cheerful and playful creatures which is what she is portraying. The story follows her growth, from her childish and innocent self to a mature figure where at the end, her voice changes as well. Her voice going from high pitched to serious at the end of the show has a purpose to show that growth.
Fairies in mythology are usually portrayed as small, cheerful and playful creatures which is what she is portraying. The story follows her growth, from her childish and innocent self to a mature figure where at the end, her voice changes as well. Her voice going from high pitched to serious at the end of the show has a purpose to show that growth.
So before you have a whole opinion on a show you didn't watch, let me explain you why her "baby voice" is a baby voice. She is a little fairy, kept away from everything and protected. If you know anything about mythology, fairies are supposed to be cheerful and playful creatures. In this case, she's a playful and cute fairy. As the story progresses, the female lead also grows and her voice with her growth too. She is not an innocent baby fairy anymore but matures into a beautiful figure as the show goes by.
There is a difference between saying you have a different taste and not understanding that there's a purpose of her voice being like that. Plus, despite sounding the way she sounds, she actually portrays one of the strongest female leads ever in xanxia with her compassion for everyone which you would probably enjoyed if voices did not matter to you so much that you connect it stereotypically with whiny, childish characters.