Director, Open Up! It's Your Bunny

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A seemingly harmless but actually fiery-tempered bunny shou x a seemingly cold but actually bunny-obsessed big shot gong

Jian Feng woke up one day to find he had become his boss's rabbit.

His boss, Fan Luochen, was an aloof man who rarely smiled or spoke. Even if the whole world blew up, he'd calmly clock out right on time.

On top of that, he seemed to have been parachuted in through connections. He wasn't enthusiastic about working, and there was something wrong with his attitude.

And yet this kind of man secretly kept a little bunny at home?

Not only that, he was obsessed with dressing the rabbit in all kinds of tiny outfits, and spent entire weekends taking photos and videos of it from every angle?

Jian Feng: You were doing this while leaving my urgent requests for your approval on read?

Before he could get angry, a pair of hands picked him up.

His boss, usually so poker-faced he seemed like Excel brought to life, reached out to him with a lovestruck grin.

"Baby, so cute. Come here, let me smother you with kisses~"

Jian Feng: ...Is this really a face a man with any humanity can make?!

Don't come any closer!!!

Jian Feng only turned into a rabbit on weekends. On weekdays, he was human.

He discovered that Fan Luochen liked sleeping with the rabbit, and often took advantage of the bunny's inattention to grab it and rub it vigorously against his face.

Not only that, Fan Luochen often made the strangest, highest-pitched baby-talk sounds.

"Wow, our Mimi really is the cutest bunny in the whole world~"

"Be a good bunny, Mimi. Daddy wants a kiss~"

Jian Feng: Daddy? Oh, go to hell!

Thinking of Fan Luochen's unapproachable face at work, then seeing how shamelessly he fawned over the rabbit, Jian Feng decided to use this body to get some revenge.

He'd show Fan Luochen that rabbits can bite, too.

The rabbit he'd raised for so long had become a completely different creature, and Fan Luochen was at his wit's end.

Fortunately, persistence paid off. Under Fan Luochen's gentle campaign, the rabbit slowly warmed up to him again.

It still bit him now and then, but at last it let him hold it and pet it to his heart's content.

Fan Luochen was relieved. He figured it wouldn't be long before the rabbit slept with him again like it used to, letting him kiss its face and forehead.

Then one day, he was forced to take his drunk subordinate, Jian Feng, home for the night. When he woke up, he found Jian Feng clinging tightly to him.

Fan Luochen shoved Jian Feng away in an instant. "Don't get the wrong idea. I'm not interested in you."

Jian Feng: ...As if you haven't been groping me all this time?!!

Later on...

Jian Feng was pinned to the sofa by his utterly unmoved boss, whose fingers trailed down his spine.

"Didn't you say you were a rabbit who turned into a person? Where's your tail?"

Coming soon: After the Almost-Famous Emperor Turns into a Sickly Kitten

A reclusive jewelry designer shou x a kitten gong who's always on the verge of fame but never quite makes it

The actor gong, known for his "bad temper," "diva behavior," and being "on the verge of a breakthrough that never comes," collapsed from a bout of gastritis.

When he woke up, he found he'd turned into a sickly stray cat.

He had no idea where he was. It looked like a tourist attraction, with scenery unlike anything in the city and wonderfully fresh air.

There were hardly any people around. It was like some hidden paradise.

As he was enjoying himself, someone dumped a basin of dirty water from nearby, nearly drenching him from head to toe.

Furious, he swore at them:

"Meow meow meow meow meow meow meow!"

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One day, the shou, who ran a guesthouse in a tourist area, finished cleaning the place and went outside to dump some dirty water. He found a little stray kitten.

The kitten was extremely wary, filthy and skinny, and would scratch and bite if anyone came too close.

Out of kindness, the shou closed the guesthouse and took the kitten to the vet. It turned out to have a whole list of illnesses, costing him an entire month's revenue.

Others advised him not to keep such a bad-tempered, sickly cat. It would never warm up to him, and it would cost a fortune.

Looking into the kitten's eyes, the shou seemed to think of something. He resolutely decided to keep it.

As expected, the kitten never warmed up to him. It made a mess of the guesthouse and even scratched a guest.

On top of that, it came down with some little illness costing a few thousand yuan every other week, and its price tag quickly climbed into the tens of thousands.

A few months later, just as the shou thought the kitten had finally started to settle in, it ran off into the night and never came back.

-

The gong finally woke up in the hospital. When he returned to work, he seemed like a different person: more cooperative, a much better actor, and suddenly landing great roles that made his career take off.

A year later, now a bona fide star, the gong accepted a low-budget production from a little-known company. His only additional request was to film at a specific establishment of his choosing.

That day, the gong arrived with a huge entourage and took over the shou's guesthouse, handing him a hefty location fee.

Back in a familiar place, the gong walked straight behind the counter and sat down in his old "usual seat," chin held high as before.

The shou came out and stared at him for a long time.

The gong was smug. He thought that a big star like him filming there would make the place famous. The shou was sure to wait on him hand and foot, eager to please.

Thinking of the shou's old holier-than-thou attitude, the gong felt triumphant. At last, he could force him to show his true colors.

"You've been staring at me for ages. What do you want to say?"

The shou replied, "Just like people say online, you really are rude."

Then another kitten appeared behind the shou, pretty and well-behaved.

The gong heard the shou call it by the name he'd used for him in the past.

Premise: Even in difficult times, hold on to hope