The Voice-Controlled Desk Mate with a Duck's Voice

Weibo: @Jie Yunya Jing Li has been a serious voice-obsessive since childhood, but her deskmate has a voice like a drake. The little princess of dance picks on him relentlessly, both because of his voice and because she got a terrible first impression of him. She slaps him, reports him to the teacher, steps on his test papers, stuffs bugs into his desk... She crushes him from every angle, leaving him no chance to fight back. She never expects him to grow up to become a singer with a voice so beautiful it makes her thighs press together! Then Jing Li, his newly devoted fan, gets so excited at his concert that she faints and dies... Given a second chance at life, Jing Li decides to be nicer to the boy who still has a drake's voice. But she's already bullied him. How is she supposed to coax him into a better mood now??? And her rebirth is so bootleg... It makes winning him over so much harder! For example: At 15, Jing Li slaps her deskmate hard. At 25, she has to politely invite him out for a meal. At 15, Jing Li raises her hand and reports her deskmate. At 25, she has to write him an apology on pretty stationery. If 15-year-old Jing Li keeps acting out and turns her deskmate dark, will her 25-year-old self have to bow her head, call him Grandpa, and act like his granddaughter? Sure enough, before long, the little wolf cub tears off his little white rabbit disguise and pins Jing Li against the desk, his eyes dark and deep. Jing Li senses danger for no clear reason and swallows nervously. "...Don't be mad. I'll make it up to you. What do you want?" The little wolf cub says domineeringly, "I want you." "From the first moment I saw you, I knew I had a weakness, and armor too." A fair-skinned, beautiful, slender-waisted, dainty-footed dance princess x a fair, baby-faced, short boy with a drake's voice who grows into a tall, stunning musical genius Reader's guide: 1. Popular songs will be referenced so readers can connect them to the story, but they make up only a small part of it. 2. This story does not endorse school bullying. Human nature is complicated, and life shapes our values, so the heroine won't start out with impossibly perfect morals. I just want to show how different an immature Jing Li is from a mature Jing Li, and how deeply that affects the people around her. Even if you stray from the right path, remember to turn back. If the blurb goes too far, that's on me. My writing isn't good enough to convey the positive message, so please don't diss my Jing Li. 3. It's super sweet. If you think things are about to get angsty, I'm actually preparing to make all the single readers suffer in a variety of ways. My next novel: The Girl Who Walked Out of the Comic: Jie Yunya, a sweet, innocent, yet sexy comic girl x a teenage idol who commands respect in public and dotes on his wife in private Theme: