Do I really have a thing for female voice actors?

"...I haven't said anything yet."

“Your expression clearly says that!” Tachibana Rin said matter-of-factly.

Rin Tachibana took a slow, deep breath, her tone firm, as if swearing allegiance to someone:

"I've already decided, I'll only do *that* with you three!"

Hina Aoki's lips twitched a few times.

"Well, thank you so much."

Although Tachibana Rin speaks without thinking, and is somewhat indecent, even sounding a bit vulgar.

But Aoki Hina understood that this was because Tachibana Rin valued her immensely.

Whether it's the absence of Hina Aoki or Toru Tazaki, it's something that Rin Tachibana cannot accept.

That's why they reached that absurd consensus and united their sides.

"By the way, Hina, you seem much calmer than I expected. I was absolutely certain you were going to cry again."

"What kind of person do you think I am?"

"The kind of person who cries if she loses a fight over a man."

"........."

Hina Aoki rolled her eyes, pondered for a moment, and then said, "It's not necessarily true that she's going to win. When I went backstage to give flowers to Tazaki-kun just now, he seemed to think that way at all."

It wasn't hard to tell that Hina Aoki was a little jealous.

However, Tachibana Rin was stunned.

What are you talking about? Where did you go? I didn't know.

Even best friends need to be guarded against?

"In short, Rin-chan, we can't underestimate ourselves. Think about it, if she doesn't make any moves, she'll just stay in the same place, and we still have a chance."

"I think that, compared to Mika-chan, we should devote some of our energy to watching over the little sheep."

"And another thing, the lead singer of Mujica, the lead singer of sumimi..." Hina Aoki counted on her fingers, rattling off a string of female voice actresses as if they were old friends.

Rin Tachibana felt increasingly uneasy as she listened. Tazaki Toru, that guy, only liked to flirt with the lead singer of girl bands.

No wonder so many singers date their music producers; there's definitely some truth to it.

For a moment, Tachibana Rin didn't know what to say, and her sharp voice let out a slightly melancholy sigh:

"Sigh, if only Mika-chan could carry us to victory without lifting a finger."

Hina Aoki gave her a cold look: "Then you can switch me now and go and suck up to her."

Rin Tachibana immediately became displeased: "Why do you keep changing things all the time?"

"Or else?"

"They're short two players, so let her lead the two of us."

Hina Aoki's eyes widened immediately: "Three people aren't enough for you?"

"We've already reached the third level, what difference does one more make?"

"...

"Rin-chan, is it possible that she could win by herself, why would she need to involve you?"

"That makes sense, but what if it's not?"

Hina Aoki sneered, her voice tinged with sarcasm and mockery: "Then go ask them if they'll let you lend a hand when they're making a scene."

"Tch! I'll ask whatever I want."

Rin Tachibana pretended to pick up her phone.

Seeing that Tachibana Rin was really going to call Kohinata Mika, a question mark slowly appeared above Aoki Hina's head.

No, Rin-nee.

I should really call you sister.

Are you serious?

Happy Lunar New Year's Eve (with a short essay)

At this time last year, I wasn't writing a book. Although life was easy, I always felt like something was missing.

Ultimately, I need to write something to fill the void in my heart.

I wrote two books using a pseudonym before, but the results were not ideal. I wrote a lot of things that I didn't like in order to follow the trend, so naturally I didn't get any reward.

At a friend's suggestion, I returned to my original intention and wrote what I truly wanted to write.

I thought about it for a long time, and that's how I ended up writing this book, "Do I Really Have a Voice Acting Addiction?"

To be honest, the subject matter, title, and synopsis are all a bit too niche, and it even has an air of supernatural genius about it.

The readers in the group are all worried about whether I can make money, fearing that I will run away halfway through writing.

Although it wasn't much, the income from this book has indeed made my life much more comfortable, even better than I had imagined. I am very grateful to everyone.

What I want to say is that I have been writing this book with 100% seriousness from the beginning until now.

Perhaps some people only see me as having hysteria, but I have spent countless nights reading their biographies, looking through countless materials and interviews, and watching countless clips from ancient times.

Perhaps their prototypes come from reality, but after 900,000 words of refinement, I think I can proudly tell everyone that they are characters born from my pen, created by me, and are not entirely equivalent to reality.

I'm saying this so that you won't get too attached to voice actors.

I wouldn't let it get to my head.

You will get hurt.

At first, I just wanted to get back into the writing mindset, thinking I could finish it in 500,000 to 600,000 words, but I never expected to be able to write 900,000 words.

Based on the current progress, it will most likely reach around 1.5 million words.

So far, I think I've performed at about 80% of my potential.

It's been too long since I've written anything, and my writing skills in all aspects are indeed not as good as before.

However, this book is the first one I've written that doesn't delve into the kind of heart-wrenching, stomach-ache-like pain.

To date, every romance novel I've written has featured female characters pushing each other aside, shedding tears, and ultimately breaking up.

So writing this book felt particularly fresh, and I couldn't help but laugh out loud every time I wrote about Rin-nee.

As I said when I put it on the shelves, this time I wanted to write a book where no one gets hurt and everyone has a happy ending.

Otherwise, Sister Lin and Sister Yang would fight to the death, each trying to outdo the other.

Sister Rin is so kind.

It's probably because of this character that writing wasn't so tiring for me.

This month, due to the approaching end of the year and busy life, updates have been less frequent.

But I'm shameless, so I'll still ask for monthly votes.

Please vote for me!

I don't plan to go out during the first month of the lunar calendar; I intend to stay home and focus on writing.

Finally, I wish everyone a Happy New Year 2026!

402. Tazaki-kun is always lovable, regardless of gender.

Hina Aoki quickly reached out to stop her, knowing that Rin Tachibana might actually do something like that, given her thought process.

The girl immediately burst out laughing at Aoki Hina's nervous expression.

"You really think I'm stupid? I was just teasing you."

"........."

Aoki Hina let out a sigh of relief, met Tachibana Rin's cunning eyes, and reached out to tap her.

"If you say anything weird again, I'm not going to talk to you anymore."

"I understand, I understand."

Rin Tachibana waved her hand dismissively, and Hina Aoki wasn't sure if she had actually listened.

Based on Aoki Hina's understanding of Tachibana Rin, she's probably just talking; if you actually asked her to do *that*, she probably wouldn't...

Tsk.

It's really hard to say!

It seems I'll have to keep an eye on her from now on, lest she go and say strange things to Mika Kohinata.

If others knew about their agreement, they would definitely think of them as strange women who were obsessed with men.

Hina Aoki hopes to avoid that kind of thing from happening as much as possible.

"But I'm serious, we can't just sit here and wait to die."

"Tazaki even played the piano himself so that she could see the concert."

"If she wants to see his body next time, he might just risk everything to play something."

Aoki Hina's forehead creased with annoyance: "You're a girl, for goodness' sake. Can't you speak less harshly? Don't you feel embarrassed?"

Rin Tachibana scoffed, thinking that Yang-nee was just pretending to be reserved.

Hina Aoki remained silent, slowly pondering the situation.

Although Tachibana Rin's words sounded a bit vulgar, the truth of the matter was indeed so.

"Mika-chan isn't that kind of girl," Hina Aoki could only say.

"It's hard to say. You can know a person's face but not their heart. Let's not talk about distant people, but take you, Hina, for example."

"What's wrong with me?"