The Rabbit I Picked Up Looks Timid, but It’s Actually Ravenous

Tu Tu transmigrates into the beast world as an abandoned little female rabbit.

Other females: spoiled and willful, treating beastmen like tools.

Her: a delicate little white rabbit, barely five feet tall, ready to fall over in a breeze and prone to tears.

Inside: a shameless drama queen, with her mind full of steamy fantasies about her beast husbands’ physiques.

From the start, a wandering giant snake finds her, and somehow she gets strong-armed into becoming his mate.

Just after experiencing life with her cold, aloof snake husband, a stampede of beasts attacks, and she is tearfully separated from him.

She thinks she’ll have to survive alone, but then

The snow wolf warrior who finds her is domineering and fiercely protective.

The fox clan’s young lord flirts without even realizing it.

The burly bear clan warrior who risks his life to save her is honest and loyal as a puppy.

The deep-sea merman even abandons the ocean to come ashore for her.

She saves lives, farms, and grows medicinal herbs, winning over a whole crew of powerful men.

For her sake, they rocket from ranks six and seven all the way to rank nine, then awaken divine powers.

On the outside, Tu Tu trembles: “D-don’t come any closer. I’m really timid.”

Inside, she’s going wild: “I’ve struck it rich! This transmigration was so worth it!”

Later, everyone in the beast world knows that the delicate rabbit female who cries at the slightest scare has five god-tier beast husbands at her back, and keeps having litter after litter of cubs, all of whom are doted on to no end.