I Don’t Eat Bunnies

Jiang Ruobai × Zhong Jiuxuan: a touch-starved bottom x a top with delusions × mutual salvation (This is an ensemble novel, so it won’t focus only on the top and bottom. The story is told mainly from their perspectives, but other couples will also feature! For example: gentle, domineering CEO top × cute, sweet bottom (older man); clingy, puppy-like top × emotionally steady bottom (younger man); cool-faced but warm-hearted T × haughty, tsundere P (older woman); jealous puppy-like younger man × gentle, award-winning actress older woman; possessive guard-dog childhood friend × soft, adorable childhood sweetheart.) Zhong Jiuxuan has a secret: he can see the beasts lurking in the hearts of everyone around him: ambitious wolves, ruthless tigers, cold-blooded snakes. Then one day, he meets Jiang Ruobai, a little white rabbit? After being abandoned by his parents, Jiang Ruobai developed a strange condition. His doctor called it touch starvation, a sign of being deprived of love. Already insecure, he built up a wall around himself and became a cool, aloof (or so he thought) handsome guy! In a nutshell: Loving someone is like tending a flower. With love nourishing us, we can all find salvation and become better people.