Farming in the Beast World and Petting the Wolf Chief

[Updates every day after the book goes premium. Please don't let it pile up unread QAQ] Bai Tu transmigrates to a frozen, snowy beastfolk world, where he becomes a palm-sized, curly-haired rabbit sub-beastman. He feels his soft, floppy ears and cotton-ball tail. Bai Tu: “They feel amazing!” The fierce winter blizzards are about to arrive. The rabbit tribe is short on food, has no warm shelter, and must constantly watch out for snoopers causing trouble. Their survival is hanging by a thread. Bai Tu takes charge of providing for the whole tribe. He leads his people in breaking new ground in the frozen earth and grinding mixed grains, building windproof cave dwellings, and smoking meat to stock up on winter provisions. He also figures out how to press oil and make beehives to raise bees. The barren frozen ground gradually becomes a home rich in resources. Once they make bows and arrows, even tiny, frail rabbits can deter outsiders who come snooping. He takes in a gigantic black wolf, originally intending only to earn a favor and borrow the wolf's protection for the rabbit tribe. But who could have guessed that the silent giant wolf is the leader of the wolf tribe? The wolf leader's eyes conceal a possessive desire. He is always carrying the tiny rabbit around in his mouth, marking him with his scent. Until Bai Tu's belly grows rounder by the day. He rubs it in confusion. “I must have eaten too much winter food!” When a litter of fluffy wolf cubs arrives, Bai Tu instantly becomes a total fur fanatic and refuses to put them down: “I gave birth to them, so I can pet them as much as I want!” The wolf king immediately shoves the cubs aside with one paw. His huge wolf head nestles obediently into the little rabbit's palm, and he says in a steady voice: “You can pet the ones you didn't give birth to as much as you like, too.” Synopsis of My Rebirth as the Evil Widowed Sister-in-Law of the Male Lead in a Period Novel: The protagonist is a small-business owner who recently read a period novel. The male lead in it isn't heroic and righteous at all. He's vindictive and holds grudges, and the protagonist had a great time staying up late reading about him punishing villains. Then he wakes up as the male lead's evil widowed brother-in-law in that very novel. The original character has just married the male lead's older brother, who dies of excitement after finally getting a wife. The evil widowed brother-in-law doesn't care about his new husband's young siblings. He takes all the family's money and runs off with his lover, only to meet an unsurprising end: the male lead tortures him to death. Luckily, when the protagonist arrives, the original character hasn't yet made off with the money, so he can still turn things around! Wait, why is he holding all of the male lead's family's money, while the young male lead watches him with dark eyes and asks in a voice cold enough to flay him alive, “What are you going to do?” The protagonist: “...Let me explain!” To avoid ending up in a miserable state, the protagonist goes back to his old job and opens a shop while paying for the young male lead and his younger siblings to go to school. In the original story, the male lead had to drop out as a child. His hands ache a little from working, so when he's in front of the male lead, he acts as if his hands are broken. With a gentle expression and admirable resolve, he says, “I'm fine. As long as I can give you all a good life, I'm tired physically, but happy in my heart.” Ha! The little young male lead must be moved to tears! The male lead doesn't cry, but thoughtfully massages his wrist for him. The male lead grows more and more obedient around him by the day, and eventually passes the imperial exams to become the top scholar. His future is much brighter than it was in the original book. The protagonist feels he can retire with a clear conscience and start thinking about his own love life. Hey, at least people of the same sex can get married in this book. That's a plus. However, just as the protagonist happily meets a muscular PE teacher with eight-pack abs, introduced to him by someone else, the male lead appears with a dark expression. The gloom in his eyes is almost tangible as he calls out, “Don't you want me anymore?” The protagonist: “...” This isn't right, is it? Synopsis of I Went Off the Rails After My Terminal Diagnosis [Reborn]: In his previous life, Lin Ran was the young master of the Lin family. His family was warm and harmonious, until his parents died one after the other in accidents. Still a child, he was entrusted to his father's younger brother, Lin Kun, and his wife. That was when Lin Ran's nightmare began. The couple got most of the Lin family's fortune, but refused to take proper care of him. When Lin Ran developed a terminal illness, they refused to treat him, and he died in despair, alone in a cramped storage room. But when he wakes up, he has returned to two years earlier. After enduring so much torment in his previous life, Lin Ran has completely lost it. That night, he boils a pot of water, barges into Lin Kun and his wife's bedroom, and makes them scream and beg him to move out of the storage room and into his cousin's bedroom. At a banquet, his cousin boasts about his designer outfit and mocks Lin Ran as a tacky nobody who doesn't belong in polite society. Lin Ran pulls out a pair of scissors on the spot and cuts the cousin's clothes to shreds as he watches in horror. At school, a teacher who sucks up to the powerful and bullies the weak gives him trouble. During an inspection by school officials, Lin Ran clings to the principal's leg and cries. In the end, the principal fires the teacher with a dark expression. His aunt's dog bites him. Fine, Lin Ran bites it right back. Let's see who can bite harder. The couple deliberately throw a coming-of-age party for their son and make snide remarks about Lin Ran being a child with no parents. Lin Ran simply orders his newly acquired dog underling to climb onto their heads and take a dump. Before long, no one dares to mess with Lin Ran. Lin Ran also meets a pitiful little guy with a background just as tragic as his own, and stands up for him a few times. The little guy hugs him pitifully. “It's a good thing I have you.” Before his terminal illness flares up, Lin Ran wants to protect him as much as he can. Until one day, Lin Ran accidentally sees his little guy cruelly stomping and crushing the leg bone of someone who had given him trouble. When he sees Lin Ran, the little guy's expression changes. “Ranran, I didn't do anything. Could he have osteoporosis?” Lin Ran: “...” Theme: Work hard to make life better and better.