Don't Pinch The Tip Of My Tail

Luo Qingzhou wasn't lying when he said this. He was born this way. He had been taken everywhere before, and they all concluded that he had a special physique.

Jian Chen also experienced this characteristic of his personally, but even so, looking at the heavy snow falling from the sky around him, the young man still insisted on stuffing the things in his hands into Luo Qingzhou's hands.

"No," Jian Chen shook her head and spoke in a very firm tone, "you are cold. Even if you are not cold now, you will definitely feel cold later."

Luo Qingzhou was finally forced to wear the equipment prepared by the opponent.

So when the man wearing a pink scarf followed the young man and braved the wind and snow towards the busy group of rabbits further away, he attracted the attention of countless little rabbits along the way.

Maybe it was because they were well protected, or maybe because they rarely had contact with humans outside. The group of rabbits around them returned to their original forms and nested together, and trotted curiously behind Jian Chen. They continued to follow Jian Chen along the way and chatted and discussed with their peers.

They spoke very softly, but Jian Chen, as a nominal big monster, still heard all their words.

For example, there was a rabbit shouting that he was worthy of being the boss, and small animals were marveling that humans were different from the legends and could be so obedient. An eager voice suddenly came from behind, saying that he was waiting. When he grows up, he also wants to take a human like Luo Qingzhou home.

"You can also dress humans up as you like!"

This sentence came from a little girl's voice, which sounded very powerful. As soon as the words came out, they immediately attracted Jian Chen's attention.

So he slowly stopped and looked back in the direction of the sound, and saw that the little rabbit who was speaking was supporting her upper body and putting her front paws on her companion's head, looking like a king.

The little rabbit was obviously immersed in her imagination about the future. She was talking happily and had no idea that the first two parties involved were already looking at her.

Only when the companion whose head she pressed shook his head and raised his head, and suddenly caught sight of Jian Chen's eyes, did he suddenly raise his ears and quickly remind the other party. The latter turned his head in confusion, and then retracted his posture the next second, and it didn't take long before he immediately hid behind the surrounding snowdrifts.

When Jian Chen stopped and turned back, Luo Qingzhou naturally noticed the lively movement behind him.

But he couldn't understand the language of communication between rabbits. When he turned around, he only saw the backs of two furry animals escaping anxiously, so he just smiled and said: "They are really timid."

"We rabbits are all like this," Jian Chen murmured in agreement, but quickly defended himself, "but I'm different. I'm very courageous."

Taking advantage of Luo Qingzhou's inability to understand their race's language, Jian Chen began to brag: "Do you know what they were talking about just now?"

"They are saying that I am powerful and that I am brave," Jian Chen raised his head and said very seriously, "I think what they said is very right. There is nothing wrong with it at all."

After saying all his boastful words, Jian Chen seemed to still not be satisfied, so he pretended to be regretful and added: "It's a pity that you didn't understand, and you missed a lot of interesting things."