Puppy, Love Me One More Time

Coming Soon: This Time, You Chase Me

[Former title: The Rabbit-Raising Plan]

[The full novel costs only three yuan. Please support the official release!]

The story has three stages: childhood, adolescence, and adulthood.

A growth-focused story centered on the gong, following his development step by step.

Mo He has a childhood friend who's cheerful and seems not to care about anything, but is intensely possessive.

To him, Mu He is a dazzling light in his life, someone to cherish and treat like a prince.

Mo He resolves to raise Mu He like a little prince. But the prince grows into a big bad wolf and tries to drag him back to his den.

One day, Mo He falls asleep while studying in the classroom. When he wakes up, he finds the big bad wolf, whom he hasn't seen in ages, stealing a kiss from him.

Mo He looks at the person before him, thinking he must be dreaming, but the big bad wolf kisses him again.

Mo He: "Mu He, what are you doing?!"

Mu He: "Kissing you."

CP: Muscular bunny gong X puppy-like shou who thinks he's the gong

~● Reader's Guide ●~

· Contains many potentially upsetting elements. Read with caution.

· The gong has had a girlfriend, and the shou has agreed to date another boy before.

· The shou appears fairly late. The early part mainly focuses on the gong.

· Childhood only accounts for one-fifth of the story. Feel free to skip around by volume.

· Lots of melodrama. The author loves the characters, but also loves putting them through the wringer.

· The gong is passive and put-upon at first, but becomes more assertive later.

· Remember: the gong is a big white bunny, and the shou is a little wolfdog!

· The gong and shou were born in 1994, and the childhood scenes take place in 2002. The internet wasn't widespread, so they can only endure the bullying. They'll grow stronger later.

· There is a heterosexual romance, but it isn't a major part of the story. The secondary couple is also male-male.

· One supporting character does a lot of bad things early on, but reforms later and tries to make amends for the mistakes they made as a child.

· A supporting character has a tender, young love during childhood. One of them once caused someone's death. Later, this character ends up on the same side as the protagonists, but feels deeply guilty about the person from their past and does a lot for them in private. If I ever expand on this, I'll explain it clearly.

· There is a brief memory-loss arc.

· DIY is mentioned twice in the story, once involving a supporting character, and once when the gong says he can do DIY under pressure from the shou's father. No DIY actually happens in either case, not for the supporting character or for the gong and shou.

- The supporting character thinks she used the gong's father's sperm, but her husband's parents switched it. In the end, the child she gives birth to is conceived with her husband through legally authorized artificial insemination.

- After the shou's father says his piece, the gong agrees, but intends to use another method and also says he doesn't want to hurt a woman. In the end, they have no children! The shou's father only brought up the idea of them having no descendants to make things difficult for the gong. He doesn't trouble them about it again!

- If this is a trigger for you, please read with caution. DIY is illegal and not encouraged. If you argue with me, you're right. I don't support it either, so don't argue!

· The villains' values do not represent my own.

· Anyone who breaks the law will receive some form of punishment, even if it isn't explicitly shown. Breaking the law is wrong, and knowingly breaking the law is wrong too. Be good, positive citizens!

· The writing is amateurish, the story is very drawn out, and the pacing is a little slow.

· I proofread once before posting, but there may still be typos. Feel free to point them out, and I'll fix them if I see them.

· Feel free to report any □□, and I'll fix it if I see it.

~● Cover Credits ●~

· Designer: A friend

· Font: All fonts are Source Han Sans

· Background: Made by me

Also coming soon: the ancient-to-modern story This Time, You Chase Me

You can also find it through my profile!

It's a spin-off featuring the secondary couple from Becoming My Past Self!

Please add it to your favorites (rolling around)

When Mu Hexu comes to his senses, he realizes that he has transmigrated. He stands beneath an overpass, looking at an excited middle-aged man and wondering...

Why is this guy so excited to see him?

Only later does Mu Hexu learn that he has traveled from over nine hundred years in the past to a time more than two thousand years in the future. This is no longer the world he came from.

How could people in his era dress properly and live in houses, while people in this era dress so shabbily and live in... places beneath bridges?

After the man gets himself properly cleaned up, Mu Hexu realizes... the guy is actually pretty handsome.

Then the man tells him he's only twenty-five, and Mu Hexu is shocked!

Mu Hexu: "How did you manage to make yourself look fifty-two?!"

Mo Bei: "Do I really look that old?"

Mu Hexu: "Yeah, and you look really poor, too."

Mo Bei: "I am poor. Will you take care of me?"

So did he come to this world to support this "fake" middle-aged man sleeping beneath an overpass?

Later, after learning why he came here and how he ended up in this world, Mu Hexu no longer minds "taking care of" the "fake" middle-aged man.

After all, the man did save his life.

Mo Bei: "If I could, I wouldn't want us to meet like this either."

Mu Hexu: "How would you rather meet?"

Mo Bei: "I'd want you to arrive here and find yourself lying in my bed."

Mu Hexu: "Heh. Get lost."

~● Completed Short Stories ●~

[Supernatural Fantasy] My Brainy Gong, Help! There Are Monsters: Smart and capable gong X soft and silly shou

[Urban, Half-School Setting] The Deliveryman and the Online Shopping Regular: Calm and collected gong X cross-dressing shou

[Sweet Story in the Online Voice Acting Circle] Sugar vs. Salt: Voice-acting big shot who loves salty food gong X soft, breathy-voiced shou who loves sweets

[Reunion in the City] My Surname Is Zhu, Not Pig: Calm and collected gong X cute, easily flustered shou

[The Disciple Eats the Master] How Can a Boy Confess to His Dream Guy?: Gentle pastry-chef master gong X soft and sweet apprentice shou

[A Name Gives It Away] Just the Right Amount of Soft and Hard: 1.9-meter muscular police officer gong X 1.8-meter shou who thinks he's a tough guy

[Author x Author] Four Candies: The Hardworking Author and the Ghosting Author: Big-shot author who ghosts readers gong X hardworking, obscure shou

[Two Gong Swaps] Four Candies: Rainy Disposition: Gentle Rain Man gong / Passionate Sunshine Man gong / Gentle yet passionate Rainbow Man gong X Rain Man shou

[School and Food] Four Candies: My Neighbor Wants to Eat Me: Gentle chef gong X art student and foodie shou

[School and Online Games] Four Candies: Barter with Goods, Trade People for People: Gentle older neighbor gong X silly shou who loves gaming

Theme: I'll work harder for you. No matter how difficult the journey, the most important thing is to keep going.