The Delicate Darling Is Carrying the Wolf King's Child

[Main story complete, extras updating…] [Next book: Can You Stop Eating Me? Feel free to add it to your reading list] Character setup: Delicate shou × doting wolf king gong Blurb: Su Fan was pursued by killers and fell off a cliff. He nearly froze to death on a snowy night, before a towering, burly man hauled him home. Su Fan was frail and delicate, and couldn’t stand pain. Unfortunately, the man who rescued him had no sense of restraint. His huge hands were like iron pincers, and they were covered in calluses. Even applying medicine felt like being tortured. Perhaps because Su Fan cried so hard, the man gradually learned to be gentler with his hands. But his actions grew more and more unrestrained. Whenever he looked at Su Fan, greed shone in his eyes. He was like a wild beast that had fixed on its prey, dangerous and untamed. Su Fan assumed the man was a simpleton who couldn’t speak. Since he also found him easy on the eyes, he let things be. Later, when the man took Su Fan to see a sheep about to give birth, he pointed at Su Fan’s belly. Su Fan thought it was funny. He was a man, after all. How could he possibly give birth? So even when the man plowed the fields day after day, Su Fan didn’t think much of it. Several months later, someone from Su Fan’s past came looking for him. To avoid complications, Su Fan promptly ran away, only to discover that a gigantic, imposing wolf had joined him. And… why was his belly getting bigger by the day? Little extra: Su Fan stared at the Wolf King, whose true identity had just been revealed. “I’m not going to give birth to a wolf, am I?” The Wolf King shook his head. “No.” Su Fan: (sighs with relief) The Wolf King: “You’ll give birth to two.” Su Fan: “!!!” Reading notes: One-on-one romance, HE, the gong is a wolf demon, the gong pampers the shou, mpreg, lots of original worldbuilding. If that’s not for you, please don’t read. (I made a small change to the blurb, but the story is the same. XOXO~) [Blurb archived 2023.11.17] [Cover used with permission: Juansi Ji, Er Gou] Theme: Even when faced with utter despair, never give up easily