Reborn: The Little Rabbit Pursues the Big Bad Wolf [Hao Yan]

Rebirth trope.

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Assumed background: Haodu is gravely wounded and dies in a martial arts contest for a bride. Leyan is forced into a political marriage, then dies and is reborn back at the start of Episode One.

Li Leyan: Haodu, I’m tired. Will you carry me?~

Haodu: I will.

Li Leyan: Haodu, will you buy me some little white rabbit candy?~

Haodu: I will.

Li Leyan: Haodu, will you kiss me?~

Haodu: QAQ

Li Leyan: Haodu, will you give me a little wolf cub?~

Haodu [blushing.jpg]: I want a little bunny.

The little white rabbit is going to chase the big bad wolf now~

No palace intrigue, no politics, just sweet moments and shipping the couple.

Here’s a preview of an upcoming story:

Marry You

When Yao Xingtong was still in her mother’s womb, her grandmother had someone cast a fortune. The fortune-teller said that if the baby wasn’t a boy, the Yao family line would die out.

To avoid being looked down on, her mother bribed the midwife to raise the newborn Yao Xingtong as a boy, making her the family’s “eldest grandson.”

As an adult, she and her mother were worrying over how she could continue the Yao family line when the county magistrate personally selected her as a live-in son-in-law.

Rumor had it that Gu Luan, the county magistrate’s only daughter, was eight feet tall, and if anyone upset her, she could knock out a whole row of their teeth with one punch.

Yao Xingtong: I’m doomed.

Under the expectant gazes of her family, she put on a red wedding gown, legs trembling, and entered the county compound amid gongs and drums to marry the beautiful young lady who was even taller than she was.

On their wedding night, she gritted her teeth and climbed onto the bed, only for the half-drunk Gu Luan to kick her off.

Gu Luan: You’re short. Move.

Yao Xingtong: Meow meow meow?

The county magistrate and the current emperor were “close friends.” Before the magistrate’s wife was even pregnant, the emperor had decreed that if she gave birth to a son, he would be adopted by one of the palace consorts, train in martial arts alongside the crown prince, guard the border, and give his life for the country.

County Magistrate: That’s absolutely impossible.

So from the moment Gu Luan was born, the whole family raised her as a girl.

The family lived in fear until Gu Luan came of age. When it was time for her to marry, they couldn’t bring themselves to truly “marry” her off.

After searching high and low, they set their sights on the frailest person in the whole county, the Yao family’s eldest grandson, who could also become a live-in son-in-law.

Gu Luan: Even if that man finds out, I can still punch him flat!

The county magistrate’s family treated Yao Xingtong well. Gu Luan especially. Apart from refusing to share a bed with her, Gu Luan let her eat whatever she liked and play however she wanted. She was always polite, and never even took her hand.

As Yao Xingtong ate, drank, and enjoyed herself, she couldn’t help wondering if Gu Luan had some secret difficulty, or if she had someone on the side and had married her just to cover it up.

If they didn’t have a child soon, people would start saying she couldn’t perform.

But Gu Luan just said, “No rush, no rush.”

She began secretly following Gu Luan around.

It wasn’t until she spied on Gu Luan using the bathroom that she finally discovered the secret behind their unconsummated marriage.

Help, her dear “wife” was actually a man!

With the secret she’d hidden for years exposed, Gu Luan rolled up her sleeves, ready to silence her.

But the “husband” trembling beneath her suddenly lifted her skirt, shut her eyes, and called out in a sweet voice, “Husband.”

Gu Luan: Meow meow meow?

1. An alternate-history setting, with original elements.

2. A lighthearted, sweet romance.

Currently updating:

[The Penthouse] Angel’s Revenge

Jo Eun-sang is a “school bully” in a nontraditional sense. She’s beautiful, smart, and, most importantly, good at fighting. At school, she moonlights as a “peacekeeping security guard.”

So when she saw the little angel Min Seol-ah die a tragic death in The Penthouse, she was furious and heartbroken, wishing she could avenge the girl herself.

And then she really did transmigrate into the show, where the first person she met was the equally unfortunate Eun-bi.

Jo Eun-sang: Well, I may not be good at anything else, but beating up scumbags is my specialty!

She successfully reunited with Shim Su-ryeon and entered Cheong-ah Arts High School, where she dazzled everyone at an interschool mixer with the neighboring high school.

She stood up for people in trouble and became close friends with the twin sisters.

Under her guidance, Hera Palace and Sky Castle competed for the title of “Number One Residence,” only for the royal family to suddenly barge in. The rumors that the emperor and empress were at odds turned out to be false, and Kang Mari’s identity was finally revealed...

“If you want to act like a beast, you’d better be ready to get your face slapped.”

A crossover with The Penthouse, Sky Castle, School 2015, and The Last Empress.

[Ensemble cast focus] The heroine’s pairing is undecided, so place your bets. I’ll try not to break up the canon couples.

Warning: a melodramatic mash-up. Suggestions are welcome, so please share lots of them~ QAQ Love you all!

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Theme: Shipping couples.