Bringing a Smart Brain to Pamper My Husband [Transmigration]

(Please add my ongoing serial, The Hunter Jiang's Scholar Husband, and my upcoming novel, I Found a Jealous Bunny Husband, to your reading lists!)

Blurb for the upcoming novel, I Found a Jealous Bunny Husband:

A hunter who seems rough and savage but is actually gentle and considerate x a soft, squishy, jealous bunny husband

Chu Mutian was thrown out of his home by his father and stepmother when he was young. He struggled to survive by gathering fruit, then became skilled at hunting and supported himself by catching game.

One day, while hunting in the mountains, he found a little white rabbit on the verge of fainting from hunger.

The fluffy little rabbit was so adorable that even the usually rough and cold Chu Mutian was charmed. He took it home.

He fed it dewy carrots and cabbage, but the little rabbit seemed to prefer sticking close to him and rarely ate anything else.

Luckily, the little rabbit gradually grew plump and even softer to the touch.

To repay Chu Mutian's kindness, the little rabbit seemed to help him by fiercely driving away other small animals that came near, and pointing him toward his prey.

Later, the little rabbit even angrily chased away matchmakers who came to arrange a marriage for him.

It was almost as if... the rabbit were jealous.

Watching the little rabbit turn away in a huff, showing off its round bottom, Chu Mutian seriously considered the possibility that it had become a spirit.

That very night, after their quarrel, the little rabbit turned into a naked young man and lay in his arms.

Chu Mutian looked down at the sleepy young man in his arms and, smiling, leaned closer.

How should he eat up his soft, fluffy little bunny?

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An Lin is a little rabbit spirit. After nearly a hundred years of cultivation, he still hasn't taken human form, and a deer spirit from the mountain has stolen his food, leaving him collapsed from hunger on a mountain path.

He thought some other monster would eat him. But when he woke, he found that a handsome man had taken him home.

The man doesn't smile much, but is always good to him.

He holds An Lin and gently strokes his fur, and chases away other animals that try to steal his food.

Most importantly, the man's spiritual energy seems even more delicious than sweet carrots!

What delicious food!

But then the other spirits who haven't taken human form seem to discover this food too, and they all try to crowd into the man's home.

An Lin bristles: This man is mine!

After chasing away all kinds of seductive spirits who haven't taken human form, a matchmaker from a wealthy family in the village comes to ask the man to marry their daughter.

Furious, An Lin sobs and buries himself in the man's arms, his eyes brimming with tears as he stakes his claim: My food!

That very night, as soon as he takes human form, the man thoroughly devours him.

Rubbing his sore waist, An Lin falls into deep thought: In the end, which of them is whose food?

A cozy little story about everyday life, family, and love.

Blurb:

Mo Jingcheng, a future intelligent robot who was decommissioned, is transported to ancient times and taken home by Fang Yun, a mute young man.

Looking at the crumbling earthen house and the mute young man offering him the only food in the house, Mo Jingcheng, still not fully recharged, decides:

I'll leave after I've recovered from my injuries.

So while recovering, Mo Jingcheng also clears land and plants crops, saves up to build a house, helps the little mute, who is a talented pastry chef, open a pastry shop, and drives off the Fang family members who come to cause trouble.

Later, fully recovered, Mo Jingcheng looks at the mute young man holding on to his sleeve and reassures himself:

There's no harm in leaving after Fang Yun's muteness is cured.

By the following spring, crops of all kinds are growing lush and green in front of their newly built tile-roofed house. The scent of pastries carries for miles, and theirs is a little paradise envied by everyone in the surrounding villages.

Inside, Mo Jingcheng holds his little husband in his arms and hears him softly say his name. He makes up his mind:

I'm staying.

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Everyone in Xinghua Village knows that Fang Yun, a mute young man, was kicked out of his home a few years ago. He barely makes a living thanks to his skill at making pastries, until one day he finds a handsome, gentle invalid.

The villagers all advise him not to get too attached to the invalid. Life won't be easy for a mute and a sickly man.

But Fang Yun still gives the invalid the warmest quilt and the best food, even going out earlier and coming home later to sell pastries and support him.

The villagers shake their heads and say that Fang Yun is not only mute but foolish, and that he'll surely end up heartbroken.

Then, the following spring, as the villagers pass Fang Yun's tile-roofed house, they hear warm laughter from inside and can't resist peeking in.

They see the sickly man, who is cold to everyone else, holding Fang Yun tight with his chin resting on his hair, gently teaching him to read one character at a time.

Later, everyone in Xinghua Village says that Fang Yun, the mute young man, found himself a wonderful husband.

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A seemingly quiet and taciturn future robot who dotes on his husband x an adorable, soft-spoken mute pastry maker who is cheerful and optimistic despite being rejected by his family

A warm, healing everyday story about farming and food.

Theme: Work hard on the farm and make your way toward a happy life.