Don’t You Have Wives? Stay Away from Mine!

A hot-tempered, straightforward gong with principles × a timid shou at first who later hits back hard

[Double male leads, mutual first times, sweet romance, comedy, happy ending, love at first sight]

After the founding of the country, spirits weren’t allowed to take human form, but that didn’t stop them from doing it in secret.

An Ningmian is a lop-eared rabbit spirit trying his best to fit into human society. He’s determined to make it on his own, but on his very first day, Cheng Chi takes him home after drinking BC Calcium Milk at a bar.

Cheng Chi considers himself a straight-as-an-arrow guy, but one look at An Ningmian is all it takes to turn him gay.

After finally winning the rabbit’s heart, Cheng Chi is torn by his strong sense of morality. He wants to take a bite, but his conscience won’t let him. After all, An Ningmian looks so much like the pixel rabbit on his phone. Then An Ningmian accidentally enters showbiz and gets called “baby” by countless adoring mom-fans. Cheng Chi finally snaps.

Cheng Chi: “Get lost! Don’t you have your own wives? What do you mean, calling someone else’s wife ‘baby’? Have you no manners? Stay away from my wife!”

Early on:

An Ningmian: “Thank you, Brother Cheng Chi. You’re so nice to find a school for me.”

Cheng Chi: Not only does he take his wife to school, he has to go along himself.

Midway:

An Ningmian: “Remember to wash the crack between your buttocks. It stinks.”

Cheng Chi: “...”

Later on:

An Ningmian: “Cheng Chi, go wash the rabbit lord’s underwear!”

Cheng Chi: Scrub, scrub, scrub, with all his might

Riiip!

Cheng Chi: “Oh? You like ripped jeans?”