Jiang Wei (Mu Yun) transmigrates into a book, becoming the big villain's little rabbit and disciple in the xianxia novel she read yesterday.
An ordinary rabbit is timid, obedient, and cute. But this big rabbit of hers is spoiled, vindictive, and hopelessly in love with the heroine. Using her status, she trips up the protagonist over and over, until the protagonist finally tears out her muscles and bones and makes her into spicy rabbit head.
Jiang Wei: ?! No way! This can't be! Rabbits are so cute. How can anyone eat one?
To stay alive, she decides to cling to the strongest person in the whole book, the biggest villain of all: her master.
Her master is as pure and lofty as the moon in the heavens, and extremely fastidious and intolerant of people.
(??? ) This thigh is going to be hard to cling to.
Jiang Wei decides to hide her identity, lie flat, and from then on focus on being a good little rabbit, ready to be petted, cuddled, and lifted up high.
But System, why didn't you tell me I'd also have to act out of character?
O_o
And what the heck is with having to do missions?!
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Do I really have to follow the protagonist around and get myself killed?
Master, save me!
The big villain has no idea that the rabbit who acts so spoiled around her is actually her sweet and sensible little disciple.
All she knows is that her little disciple, who usually only follows her fellow disciple around, has suddenly started serving her tea and water and fawning over her.
She even hugs her and acts cute all the time.
Although it's a little disruptive, she doesn't mind. It's just...
The big villain looks on impassively as the disciple who was clinging to her arm just yesterday now follows her fellow disciple everywhere, never leaving her side.
She just wants the girl to belong to her alone.
One day, as she sits high upon the dais and strokes the rabbit in her palm, the rabbit suddenly transforms into her sweet, adorable disciple.
The disciple panics, throws her arms around her master's leg, and shouts, "Master, let me explain!"
Theme: Be a good rabbit