First Married, Then in Love: I Kissed My Bunny-Eared Wife Silly

[Both leads are each other’s first and only love + contrasting builds, skin tones, and heights + top-tier devoted, protective romance]

Mu Zan is the head of a security company. Plagued by insomnia, he has consulted all sorts of renowned doctors without success. He can work for over twenty hours a day, outlasting several assistants in a row. He is practically a human work machine, and has already decided that his final destination will be death by overwork. Then he happens upon a livestream called “Xiao Xizi” online. From that day on, his insomnia disappears. Even when there’s no live broadcast, he has to fall asleep listening to its recordings.

Who would have thought fortune would fall into his lap? At a friend’s café, he hears the heavenly voice that saved his life. In that moment, Mu Zan is at a loss for words to describe how he feels.

Guan Muqi misjudges when her special time of the month will start and spends a chaotic night at a hotel before making a quick escape the next morning. But when she enters the inn she booked, the owner, who has been bent over fixing a cabinet, looks up. It’s the very man she paid for sex that morning.

The world might as well end. It really has no place for her!

Mu Zan, on the other hand, feels the exact opposite. He’d planned to give his wife a few days to recover, but who would have thought his silly wife would come all the way to find him herself?

Even though his silly wife came to him on her own, he still has to pursue her properly. He finds a bestselling book called “The CEO Falls for Me” and tries to follow its example. Only later does he realize that all the hero’s methods in the book are absolute red flags!

He hasn’t even secured a proper relationship, but he’s already green with jealousy. Why does his wife turn to her top fan whenever something happens? Is he just decoration?

Still, he can ask her directly how to pursue someone, can’t he?