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No one knows that Wen Ni, a rising star, is a rare case of synesthesia.
In her world, sounds and tastes intertwine. The sound of waves tastes like mint, the wind tastes like fresh grass, and a phone ringing tastes like blueberries...
Until one day, Wen Ni discovers that a man's voice tastes like her favorite cheesecake.
Wanting to "eat" more cake, Wen Ni decides to get close to him...
◎ The Nation's Little Sister × A big shot in commercial voice acting
*I will love my profession all my life, and stay true to the one I love.*
◎ Reader's Notes:
1. Seven-year age gap, both leads are sexually inexperienced, happy ending, no real-life counterparts, and imperfect characters.
2. There is no fantasy element. Synesthesia is an illness, not a special ability.
3. The third book in the Twelve Cities series. See my profile for the other books, A Feast for the Ears and Your Voice Is in My Ears.
*The title, blurb, and outline were finalized in 2020 and have been documented.
Theme: Don't let actors become mere performers. Let those in front of and behind the camera work together to build a better film and television dubbing industry.
