Picked up a Scammer Rabbit

When An Xingzhou ran home in the downpour, he was violently scammed* at the street corner by a rabbit that fell from the sky, hitting his chest directly. *T/N: This refers to a very specific scam—the scammer demands compensation from the victim after creating an “accident”. (In this case, the “accident” is the bunny bumping into An Xingzhou.) His heart almost stopped beating from the slam, and he hid under the eaves and held up the rabbit in front of himself. Pinkish white, it was extremely small, soaked, and trembling. An Xingzhou, in a rare act of kindness, carried the soft, weak, and helpless rabbit back home. He didn’t think that this rabbit could speak human, opening its mouth to call him “wife”. An Xingzhou: This is absurd. Afterward, the rabbit became human, handsome, confident, and elegant. But as soon as he opened his mouth, he exposed his true nature: Wife, hurry and rub my little head. And An Xingzhou was forced to rub it: the rabbit would cry whenever he took back his hand and turn back to its original form to rub against him in his lap. An Xingzhou rubbed it perfunctorily but perfunctorily was no good either. The rabbit was a rabbit with high demands. After An Xingzhou rubbed it perfunctorily for several consecutive days, that rabbit sat in his lap and became human with a bang, hugging him and shouting “Wife, do you not love me anymore?!” An Xingzhou: … An Xingzhou looked at the live stream chat, which had blown up: F*ck, I’m live streaming!

Original Publisher

chang pei (gongzicp)

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Picked up a Scammer Rabbit Picked up a Scammer Rabbit promised a fluffy, light-hearted read, and after diving in, I can see why it's drawn a dedicated audience. It’s definitely a novel that knows what it is and leans into it hard. ### First Impressions The premise is undeniably cute: a modern-day setting, a human-nonhuman relationship, and a love-at-first-sight scenario. The initial chapters introduce us to the MC and the titular rabbit, who quickly reveals himself to be more than meets the eye. I was immediately intrigued by the dynamic, and the promise of comedy kept me turning the page. ### What Works Well The novel's greatest strength lies in its straightforwardness. There's no convoluted plot to unravel, no excessive drama, and refreshingly, no tiresome "I can't be gay" trope. The relationship between the MC and ML is the central focus, and their interactions are often hilarious, especially when the MC makes snarky remarks about the ML. The ML's innocent nature and obsession with dog-blood dramas provide ample opportunities for comedic relief. I found myself chuckling at the situations they got into. The novel's easy-to-read style and lighthearted tone make it a great choice for a quick, enjoyable read, especially after tackling something heavier. ### Areas of Concern While the fluff and lightheartedness are definite positives, the ML's clinginess is a point that might not appeal to all readers. Some may find his constant need for attention endearing, while others might find it exhausting or even off-putting. I can understand how some readers might find it too much, especially early on. It really depends on your personal preference for character dynamics. Also, the lack of significant conflict might be a drawback for those seeking a more complex narrative. The simplicity of the plot could leave some readers wanting more depth. ### Final Verdict Picked up a Scammer Rabbit is a sweet and fluffy novel perfect for readers looking for a lighthearted and uncomplicated romance. While the ML's clinginess might not be for everyone, the overall comedic tone and straightforward plot make it an enjoyable read. If you're in the mood for something cute and easy to digest, give this one a try. Just be prepared for a whole lot of "bunny bun!"