The Big Tiger’s Sweet Little Bunny

[Transmigration; tough special forces soldier × sweet, gentle female web novelist; big tiger × little white rabbit; unconventional career story; both leads have no prior romantic or sexual partners] Chi Meng transmigrates into a book, carrying PTSD from a medical dispute in her previous life. In this life, she is determined to stay away from medicine and become a female-oriented web novelist. Living in seclusion in a border town, she unexpectedly rescues a badly wounded special forces soldier who has passed out. For his sake, she overcomes her psychological barriers and operates on him, saving his life. But he uses recuperation as an excuse to move into her home and refuses to leave. The man is powerfully built, with a gaze as sharp as a blade. People are terrified of him, calling him the “Living King of Hell.” At first, Chi Meng only wants him to serve as a walking hormone reference for her novel. In the end, he pins her against the wall and reenacts the scene from her novel, line for line: “The big tiger is going to eat the little white rabbit...”