[A kind-hearted but often misunderstood, tongue-tied wizard top x A sharp-tongued, wicked rag doll bottom]
Wuchu Lemit (top)
Kaxiubu (bottom)
Blurb:
Before the Lemit family adopted him, Wuchu was a transmigrator who wandered everywhere just to survive.
Year 6 of the barrier
The barrier around the fairy-tale world was unstable. The entire Lemit family sacrificed themselves to stabilize it, leaving behind only thirteen-year-old Wuchu and seven little carrot-headed children who still needed to be fed.
Year 29 of the barrier
It was also Wuchu's third year as the wizard guarding the Fairy-Tale Forest.
On a rainy day, he found a shabby rag doll.
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Kaxiubu was an evil rag doll sealed away in the Fairy-Tale Forest.
He was gloomy, wicked, sharp-tongued, and born bad.
One rainy day, a dark wizard took him home.
The dark wizard bathed him, sewed on his eyes, patched him up, and made him clothes.
All the while, Kaxiubu was thinking about how to twist the wizard's head off and kick it like a ball.
And so came the midnight murder attempts, the nails in his shoes, the poison in his water...
Kaxiubu failed time and time again.
At last, Wuchu lost his temper.
Kaxiubu was pinned to a chair by Wuchu, his face contorted in fury.
Wuchu said sternly, "If you don't... finish memorizing it, you... get no... dinner."
Kaxiubu, with his cotton-stuffed head, stared at the books on the table: Three Character Classic, Standards for Being a Good Student and Child, and Thousand Character Classic.
Kaxiubu: ???
Later,
The rag doll wore the wizard hat Wuchu had made for him, sitting obediently on Wuchu's shoulder with his hands on his knees.
Beneath the brim,
The rag doll watched the man talking to Wuchu. His stitching split, and the corners of his mouth stretched eerily all the way to his ears. His button-shaped right eye glinted with madness and bloodlust.
Black smoke rose silently behind the man.
Wuchu grabbed the wicked rag doll off his shoulder and cradled him, patting his head.
"D-don't... don't make trouble. You're a... good doll."
"Fine."
Kaxiubu reluctantly buried his face against Wuchu's chest.
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Bonus scene:
One day, Wuchu brought Kaxiubu to have his fortune told by his third brother.
Fortune-teller: A doll that brings disaster.
Kaxiubu bared his teeth.
The fortune-teller cowered behind Wuchu.
"D-don't make trouble."
"Kaxiubu, this is... my third brother," Wuchu introduced him. "Third brother, this is my... eldest sister-in-law."
Fortune-teller: !!?
Kaxiubu smiled sweetly: Hello, third little brother!
Fortune-teller: Horrified.
Note:
1. This is a fictional setting and has no connection to reality.
2. To be added.
Blurb dated 2025.01.20, revised 2025.08.19
Theme: Break down stereotypes
No, they are all in the same group 💔
Kashub is a bit like Jealous Big, and the witch is his master. When Wu paid attention to other people, he became jealous and screamed. Wu untied his chain, but he felt insecure and felt that his master was leaving him.
I haven't watched it for a while, so why did I give it back? I'm quite looking forward to this one
Points are returned, will you abandon it in the future? 🥺😭😭😭
[Glasses](*¯¯*) So cute
Why isn't it updated again...?
Let's talk, both of them are super cute😊
So cute 🙏 two wonderful babies
Could it be that Kashubu was asked to sacrifice to mend the sky? [Question mark] It's impossible for the boss to betray Wu Zhi and help these fairies who don't know their purpose yet, right?
😱😱😱This book is so well written, why did I abandon it?