This matter actually dates back to half a year ago when Qu Qing took on a web drama.
It was a heart-wrenching romance drama that told the story of Liu Changfeng, a general’s daughter, and Crown Prince Ji Mingde. The two experienced several misunderstandings, enduring love’s struggles and separations, unable to achieve their desires until finally, true love prevailed, and they were together in the end.
The novel was said to be extrely popular in the online literature community, and it also had a large fanbase in the online voice acting circle.
At that ti, Qu Qing collaborated with another CV master, Spring Show and Autumn Show.
In this web drama, Qu Qing almost reached her peak performance, and the character Liu Changfeng, whom she voiced, beca one of the most classic CV voice acting roles according to fans.
Because of the popularity of this drama, A Tune of Clear Wine and Spring Show and Autumn Show also beca an official pair within the voice acting circle.
In fact, there were many such official pairings and it wasn’t a big deal. Qu Qing thought of Spring Show and Autumn Show as a good friend since they had collaborated several tis, and the two even occasionally joked with each other on social dia.
Then the annoying thing happened.
A very famous group in the voice acting circle, "Mountain and River Scroll Club," took on a web drama.
The Mountain and River Scroll Club already had many famous CV masters, but this ti they apparently intended to make this immortality-thed drama nad "Peach Blossom Forest" a classic, and naturally, they prepared their strongest lineup.
And A Tune of Clear Wine, known for her "strongest female attack voice," was naturally within their consideration.
The role of the bravest and most passionate Female War Goddess of the Heaven Realm, Huang Tian, who voluntarily becos the Demon Locking Chain in the fight against the Heavenly Demon to suppress the Demon King, was an extrely popular female supporting character in "Peach Blossom Forest."
In the eyes of the Mountain and River Scroll Club, the most suitable CV for this role was undoubtedly A Tune of Clear Wine.
The character was very appealing to fans, so Qu Qing didn’t refuse it.
For the male lead, Crown Prince of the Heaven Realm Yun Liu, the Mountain and River Scroll Club originally wanted their star, Drunk at Dusk, to perform, but for so unknown reason, he couldn’t make it, so the club had to look for other top talents.
Spring Show and Autumn Show was one of their targets.
However, Spring Show and Autumn Show brought soone else along.
This person, whose ID was Liangzi Loves Eating Stead Buns, was said to be a newcor to the ID scene, with a voice that naive straight n loved.
As soon as she joined the group, she beca very active, greeting everyone including the editors, and it was unclear whether it was intentional or not, but she just happened to leave out A Tune of Clear Wine.
Qu Qing, who had been pampered since childhood, couldn’t possibly have no resentnt over such a matter, but considering Spring Show and Autumn Show, she decided not to argue with such a newcor.
When she heard that the girl was going to audition for the female lead Yun Zhongxian, she didn’t say anything; perhaps the girl, like herself, was able to switch voicelines when voice acting?
But during the audition, everyone, unsurprisingly, heard her overly cutesy, coquettish voice.
This was supposed to be Yun Zhongxian, who is uninterested and lofty! At that mont, Qu Qing couldn’t help but say, "Pay attention during the audition to see if the role really suits you."
Her words might not have been pleasant, but they were reasonable. Being familiar with the plot is a basic duty of a qualified CV.
However, she didn’t expect that just saying this would make the other party explode.
Liangzi Loves Eating Stead Buns, feeling wronged, questioned Qu Qing in front of everyone, asking if she was targeting her because she was jealous of seeing her with Spring Show and Autumn Show.
At that mont, Qu Qing felt as if she had swallowed a fly, and she couldn’t help but tear into her.
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