How to raise a random guy's wife

Even though I've been a voice actor for a long time, I can still learn a lot from her guidance.

“Ms. Yonezawa,” Kasumigaoka Utaha didn’t make a decision on her own, “what are your thoughts?”

Mize was very easy to talk to, saying, "I'm fine."

"Relax first," Kasumigaoka Utaha handed over a handkerchief. "I remember you keep birds, right?"

“Yes.” Mize smiled when talking about birds. “My family has a monk parakeet, it’s super cute.”

"Xiangyin's family also keeps a bird, an owl named Yuan Gun Gun."

"What a cute name~"

"She's just as cute. If we have time, we can go to her family's coffee shop together."

"Okay, I'll discuss the timing with my agent later."

"So," Kasumigaoka Utaha paused, "why did you cry?"

"Huh?" Yonezawa was taken aback.

Is there any causal relationship between these two?

"Um..." Yonezawa apologized instinctively, "I'm sorry."

“No need to apologize. Crying during the dubbing process is a sign of emotional investment, and it’s something I want to thank you for,” Kasumigaoka Utaha comforted her, then pointed out the key point, “But you can’t cry here.”

"I know, but I couldn't help it..." Mize sighed, "It just happened without me noticing..."

She glanced at Kasumigaoka Utaha, the person who wrote such a tear-jerking story, now standing in front of her, telling her not to cry.

Yonezawa's feelings were slightly complicated.

“Although Yukina is fragile inside, she has a strong personality, so to outsiders she is a very strong person. Therefore, even if her voice is trembling with tears, she would never cry at this moment.” Kasumigaoka Utaha explained the importance of this voice acting, “This is the final voice acting in the game. If the character is off here, all the previous character development will be wasted.”

Chapter 638 Now That Things Have Come to This

"I'm sorry... I'm really so sorry..." Yonezawa wanted to explain, but the facts were right in front of him, and no excuse would work.

She wasn't a newcomer, and she knew how important the final line at the end of a work was.

But no matter how clear one's reason is, it cannot resist the onslaught of emotions.

Yonezawa, who voices Setsuna, knows her personality very well.

It is precisely because of this understanding that I cannot control my tears.

Xuecai is beautiful, has a good personality, sings beautifully, and grew up in a harmonious and happy family.

As such a person, she would naturally pursue happiness for everyone.

In a love triangle, there is no possibility of everyone being happy.

The more Setsuna pursues this kind of happiness, the deeper she falls into suffering.

Love and friendship—whichever you choose, the happiness on the other side will turn into unforgettable pain.

However, while Setsuna was still hesitating.

Her friend and love interest got together.

She didn't even seem to have an option, let alone make a choice.

Even so, she still clung to him and wouldn't let go.

Even though his heart was full of another person, she still gently comforted him.

Is it okay to throw a tantrum?

Even if you don't file a complaint, you can still complain a bit.

It's understandable to have a good cry.

but......

If he cries, he will be sad too.

He was already very sad, and Setsuna didn't want him to be even sadder.

So Setsuna didn't cry.

But Mize couldn't stop the tears from streaming down her face.

what......

I'm definitely not as resilient as Setsuna.

Or rather, she wasn't as stubborn as Setsuna.

Kasumigaoka Utaha crossed her arms over her chest, fidgeting with her legs in frustration, her high heels clicking on the ground.

Judging from Yonezawa's habit of subconsciously apologizing, she has already gotten very into character.

Because Setsuna is a character who often blames herself, despite having excellent qualities in all aspects, she always feels that she should do better. Therefore, when problems occur, she takes the blame upon herself and apologizes to everyone.

That's the problem now.

Yonezawa got so into character that he lost control of his emotions and even burst into tears just now.

But Setsuna can't cry here.

When everyone thought Setsuna should cry, she didn't. Instead, she tried her best to comfort the male protagonist, which highlighted Setsuna's character.

This will also make the audience feel even more unsatisfied.

The idea is great, but implementing it is too difficult.

If the voice actor isn't fully engaged, the lines will lack emotion.

If a voice actor gets too into character and cries, the effect won't be good.

It should be that feeling of crying but not crying, yet with a sobbing tone, the sobbing tone masked by emotion, the emotion about to explode but not yet exploding, the feeling of crying hidden between breaths.

"Shiyu, how is it?" Eriri pushed open the door and walked in, finding the place unusually quiet, mainly because no voice actors were recording. "What's this?"

"You've come at the perfect time." Kasumigaoka Utaha's eyes lit up, and her previously troubled expression completely disappeared, replaced by an almost bewitching smile.

"Kasumigaoka Utaha..." Eriri was so startled that she called her by her full name. The voice actors and staff present might not know, but she knew very well that such an expression meant that Kasumigaoka Utaha had a great idea.

To be precise, it was an idea that Kasumigaoka Utaha thought was great.

Many people misunderstand Kasumigaoka Utaha's smile, and after letting their guard down, they are brutally attacked by her sharp tongue.

“Okay,” Kasumigaoka Utaha said softly, “Yonezawa, go and calm yourself down, have something to drink and rest for a while. We’ll prepare a little and try again when we get back.”

"Okay... okay."

Kasumigaoka Utaha and Eriri left the recording studio and found a suitable place.

"What exactly are you trying to do?" Eriri sensed that Kasumigaoka Utaha wasn't up to any good.

“Yonezawa’s emotional control isn’t good enough; we need some methods to help him.” Kasumigaoka Utaha printed out the script, one sentence per page.

How to provide support?

“Then it will depend on your abilities.” Kasumigaoka Utaha smiled sweetly. “I need you to return to your old profession.”

"Back to his old ways...?" Eriri took a moment to process what she was saying. "You mean...?"

-

"Alright." Kasumigaoka Utaha pushed open the door and walked in, followed by Eriri. "Miss Yonezawa, we can begin."

Unlike Kasumigaoka Utaha, who looked refreshed, Eriri's face was flushed, and she was still rubbing her wrists and fingers with a pained expression.

Yonezawa didn't notice, but the other two voice actors could see it clearly.

They exchanged a glance and saw a similar look in each other's eyes.

I never expected that Kasumigaoka Utaha, who seemed like an ice queen, would turn out to be...

You can't judge a book by its cover.

“Okay.” Yonezawa took a deep breath and was about to enter the recording studio when he was stopped by Kasumigaoka Utaha.

“I’ve made some minor revisions to the script,” Kasumigaoka Utaha handed the printed paper to Yonezawa. “Let’s use this one this time.”

"Hmm." Mize took the script, feeling somewhat puzzled.

Is it really necessary to print out several pages of just a few lines of dialogue?

When Yonezawa opened the script in the recording studio, he realized what Kasumigaoka Utaha had been preparing.

Opening the cover reveals the first line of dialogue and a somewhat rough sketch depicting Setsuna hugging Haruki from behind.

Although it was just a sketch, the artistic conception was almost overwhelming, echoing the memories of the plot in Yonezawa's mind, instantly stirring up a torrent of emotions that threatened to completely engulf Yonezawa.

Control... control your emotions...

Mize took several deep breaths, trying to suppress his surging emotions.

This method is too shameless...

My heart, which had just managed to calm down, was disturbed again.

Just then, Kasumigaoka Utaha, on the other side of the glass, made a gesture indicating that it was time to begin.

Calm down... calm down...

Yonezawa tried hard not to look at the painting, focusing instead on her lines: "I'll keep doing this so you won't feel cold..."

In the very first sentence, Mize's voice was already drowned out by sobs.

She didn't want to cry, but the impact of the scene was too strong, and she couldn't control herself anymore.

If she were to look at another painting, she would probably burst into tears immediately.

But now that things have come to this, we can't just stop here.

With the thought of giving up, Yonezawa turned to the second page.

Hitomi and Mizushima, on the other side of the glass, could clearly see Yonezawa staring wide-eyed at the second picture in disbelief.

Not only her eyes, but her face also turned red.

This was followed by an expression that was a mixture of confusion and grievance, along with a hint of resentment and disappointment.