Will My Adored Rabbit Husband Marry Me Today?

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[Sweet-talking, beautiful bunny with nothing on his mind but reproduction x cold-faced, actually pure-hearted handsome CEO who has already been completely conquered]

Synopsis:

Wen Qi is a rabbit beastman. When his species enters their mating season, they have to find a mate to reproduce with. That's only natural.

He closed his eyes and opened them again to find himself lying next to a strange man.

The man in front of him was dead drunk, but he looked pretty good. Wen Qi was satisfied, and without a second thought, went ahead and did him.

Afterward, the handsome man woke up and nearly killed him.

Wen Qi was terribly aggrieved. In his world, sleeping together made you mates, and mates were supposed to have children and build a life together.

He clung to the man and was thrown out by the bodyguards. He clung to him again and was called a lunatic.

But Wen Qi couldn't stop thinking about the baby in his mate's belly.

Mom had said that the first time was the easiest time to get pregnant.

So Wen Qi went to wait outside the handsome man's company. He bought a huge stack of magazines with the man's face on the cover and somehow ended up signing with the entertainment company under his name. At last, he learned that the man was called Liang Ji.

His manager asked if he wanted to become a model. Wen Qi pointed to the man's face on the magazine, his eyes shining. "Can I see him if I do this?"

Wen Qi didn't understand this world.

He only knew that he had to make Liang Ji give birth to their child.

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Liang Ji had never been so humiliated in his life. An unknown man had taken advantage of him while he was drunk, and when he woke up, the guy was still clinging to him, going on about "the baby" and "reproduction" like a lunatic.

He told his bodyguards to throw the man out, but the big, burly guys ended up beaten black and blue, and the man vanished without a trace.

Liang Ji investigated him but couldn't find anything about his past. It was as if he'd appeared out of nowhere. He'd intended to teach him a harsh lesson.

But then, during an accident, the man dragged him out of the car, covered in blood. He was far more badly injured than Liang Ji.

The man said his name was Wen Qi, tenderly touched Liang Ji's face and stomach, and asked if he was all right.

Liang Ji's heart softened.

Wen Qi said he liked him. Liang Ji teased him, saying, "Then let me top you next time."

Wen Qi actually nodded, then earnestly said that if they took turns, doing it enough times was sure to get him pregnant.

This man was both stupid and crazy.

Yet Liang Ji somehow started getting used to having him around, unable to take his eyes off him for even a moment.

He thought it was because Wen Qi was so beautiful, and there were always annoying flies buzzing around him. He needed to protect him.

Liang Ji even found a lawyer to draft a prenuptial agreement, nitpicking over the terms so Wen Qi would get more.

He thought Wen Qi was so young and had chosen to be with him, and he wanted children. That meant he valued having a family, so they should get married soon.

Until one day, Wen Qi suddenly went to dinner with a suitor. Furious, Liang Ji demanded to know why he'd accepted the invitation. Was he planning to say yes to that man?

Wen Qi looked at him in confusion. "You can't give birth to a child. If I don't find someone else, am I supposed to wait for our species to go extinct?"

Liang Ji laughed in anger.

Just because they couldn't have a child, Wen Qi was going to abandon the child's father too?

What about his wedding? His husband?

What was he, a childbearing tool?

Content warning: Having a baby is the lifelong pursuit of rabbits, a biological instinct, so Wen Qi will be slow to return Liang Ji's feelings at first. But don't worry, sometimes people who realize their feelings late end up loving even more. This author's work is guaranteed to be pure love between two devoted, exclusive partners, and their feelings are never unequal. 0

Theme: Where there is love, there is a home.