His Little Leopard Cub

This is a planet where humans and beastfolk live side by side.

They have coexisted on this planet for three thousand years.

Here, a supreme class system rules: only those with black hair can wield power.

White-haired people can only be ordinary citizens.

Beastfolk can only become the slaves of ordinary citizens,

or gifts exchanged between great families.

As the young master of the Feng family, Feng Chi is sent off to manage a small tavern on the grounds that young people in the family need to gain experience.

Most of the people who come here each day are ordinary citizens. Occasionally, a beastfolk who has earned some money comes in for a drink.

One evening, Feng Chi finds a black panther cub outside the tavern.

It has clearly been beaten.

Three of its four legs are broken, and there's a gash in its ear from a sharp weapon.

From then on, the Feng family tavern has a beastfolk bodyguard.

He never cares what others think of his white hair.

The graceful little leopard cub exists only to serve his young master.

At last, the day comes when the cub reaches adulthood.

For his coming-of-age ceremony, the cub is bound in pink lace ribbons.

He kneels in submission, looking up at Feng Chi with reverence in his eyes.

"Please enjoy me, my master."

Here's a cute little upcoming novel, His Little Shadow Guard.

Violent, spoiled young prince x restrained, insecure little shadow guard

They save each other

The Eighth Prince is the most pathetic prince in the Jiang Kingdom.

Spoiled and violent: those are the words that come to mind whenever anyone mentions him.

He has no interest in the throne and spends all day amusing himself, earning the contempt of everyone around him.

His birth mother despises him, and his father pays him no attention. He is the most miserable prince in the palace.

Anyone can bully him; anyone can humiliate him.

Even the palace maids and eunuchs dare to sprinkle holy water into his food.

He is like a pet carefully raised and then left to fend for itself in the imperial palace.

As a result, his temper is uncontrollable, and he must have whatever he wants.

The people around him must be completely devoted to him, or he will have them killed at once.

He is a weapon, meticulously trained in the prince's manor.

From childhood, he was thrown into a training camp and made to fight his companions like a venomous insect in a death match.

When he finally emerged, he was given the name Ying Chen.

He speaks little, knows nothing about serving others or currying favor, and the day his training is complete, he is sent straight to the Eighth Prince's palace.

One day, he hears the Eighth Prince speak.

"Does serving a good-for-nothing make you feel wronged?"

"Then from now on, you'll share in boundless glory with me."

Theme: Stay true to your original intentions to see things through, and let optimism lead you to success