The Correct Way To Handle Voice Fetishists

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Fang Zhiran’s favorite voice actor is finally having a fan meeting. However, he missed the ticket rush because he was attending an academic conference. Fang Zhiran flew into a rage, pounding his head on the ground and jumping around. His strict senior PhD mentor, Ji Xingchuan, watched him coolly until he finished screaming, then pulled him into a small classroom. Ji Xingchuan switched to a clear, magnetic voice: “What kind of voice do you like? Choose one.” Fang Zhiran’s hand trembled, and his thick thesis fell to the ground with a thud.

2.

The voice acting master “Winter” has countless works but never shows his face. Behind the scenes, he is a PhD student at University A. This year, his advisor went abroad and asked him to mentor the first-year graduate student Fang Zhiran. One day after they met, Ji Xingchuan took out his phone and kept comparing it—this junior, he looks a bit like that cosplayer who can play both boys and girls.

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After they got together, one night, Fang Zhiran was blindfolded and pinned down on the sofa by Ji Xingchuan. “Who are you being fierce to?” This was the voice of a dominant older male. “Why are you trembling? Sit properly.” This was the voice of a cold young man. “Ranran, taking photos with fans is fine, but no hugging.” This was the voice of a yandere boy. “Do I need to lock you up to make you behave?” Fang Zhiran: … Help!

Little Theater

① At a comic convention, where famous cosplayers, voice actors, and authors gathered, three people who had quarreled fiercely in the lab the day before found themselves face to face. Fang Zhiran: What? Are we having a group meeting here?

② A child went to a comic convention. The accompanying parent pointed to a cosplayer in light makeup at the guest seat and said, “If someone like that ever becomes successful, I’ll call you Dad.” A few days later, in the global physics competition, University A’s team won first place, and that cosplayer was among them. Child: What’s Dad’s dad called?

Ji Xingchuan vs. Fang Zhiran

Fake serious but genuinely steady and slightly mischievous’s top vs. Sweet and naive little bunny who becomes a violent wild rose when provoked’s bottom

Guidelines:

① This story is a silly and sweet daily life fluff, and the logic and character settings serve the humor and romance. If you don’t like it, please don’t read it.

② All characters in this story are original; do not substitute or compare them with real people.

③ This story does not welcome extreme readers who control or reverse pairings; it is not suitable for those who want to see one-sided career-focused plots.