Transmigrated as the Domesticated Rabbit of the Sick and Frail Villain in the Apocalypse

Yin Yiliu subconsciously had an ominous premonition in her heart.
It was not because Jin Yang wasn’t good, but because he was getting too serious with his teachings these days, so serious that it was hard for her to resist.

As a result, the moment she saw Jin Yang calling her over, she automatically assumed that she had to start reciting the multiplication table again.

No, wait, wasn’t reading textbooks an evening activity? Since it was only noon, she was a little relieved. Her small slippers made clank clank sounds as she ran to Jin Yang’s side and raised her head to look at the man.

“What’s the matter, ya?”

“Come here.” Jin Yang gently clasped the little girl’s shoulders, made her stand with her back against the wall, and drew a line at the wall right above her head.

When Yin Yilu felt Jin Yang’s fingers, her sensitive, pink, and white ears shuddered, and she couldn’t help but shrink her neck.

She turned her head to see that the man had made a very shallow mark on the wall behind him, and there was another mark just below the mark.

The two lines were very close together, and Jin Yang fell into contemplation.

His guess was right: Yin Yiliu was growing, and she was growing at an unusually fast rate, about three millimeters in two days.

Although this number did not sound like a lot, after some careful calculation, he had concluded that Yin Yiliu’s growth rate was twice that of an ordinary child.

As he looked at the naive little girl beside him, Jin Yang thought to himself that, perhaps in just a couple of years, the little cub he had raised with all his heart would grow up.

When he was thinking about this, he remembered something Zhao Sihui had told him not long ago.

Girls were more sensitive and delicate.
To care for the child’s feelings, he could buy her things she liked, so that she wouldn’t feel lonely when she was alone.

He leaned in slightly, looked at Yin Yiliu’s small face, and softly asked, “We’re leaving tomorrow.
Is there anything you want?”

Yin Yiliu thought for a while and shook her head to say no, but as soon as she opened her mouth, she couldn’t stop herself from hiccuping.
Her stomach churned, and she covered her mouth tightly with her palm.

What was happening? Was it because she ate too much?

She tried to suppress the urge to hiccup, but she couldn’t control it no matter how hard she tried.
Jin Yang frowned as he watched the little girl make a series of gasping sounds.

He walked over to the dining table, poured a glass of warm water for the little girl, and handed it to her.

“Drink some water.”

Yin Yiliu nodded and involuntarily let out another hiccup.
She was so embarrassed that she wished she could crawl into a hole and hide.

After drinking some warm water, Yin Yiliu finally felt that the urge to hiccups had subsided, though a hiccup or two would escape her mouth from time to time.
Seeing this, Jin Yang suspected that the girl might be having indigestion.
After all, the little girl had eaten a lot at lunch that day.

He made an impromptu decision and informed the Zhao siblings in the house that he intended to take Yin Yiliu for a walk to aid digestion.

Yin Yiliu was short, while Jin Yang was very tall.
After becoming a human, Jin Yang rarely carried her, because, after all, he was not the little girl’s biological father and thus he thought it was a bit inappropriate for him to hold her.

He wanted to instill the concept of gender distinction in Yin Yiliu as a child so that the little rabbit wouldn’t be ignorant and naive only to be cheated by some boy in the future.

Hence, he extended his finger for Yin Yiliu to grasp, then wrapped his hand around the little girl’s small, soft hand and led her out the door.

He was tall and had long legs, but in order to take care of the short-legged girl beside him, he walked very slowly.
When he noticed the little fella about to skip, he would stop her and let her walk slowly, for fear of her getting a stomach ache.

Yin Yiliu scrunched her little nose, believing she wasn’t so vulnerable.

Since half of the evolved people in the base would be dispatched for the support operation, there were many unfamiliar faces on the street at the time, intending to stock up on their supplies.
The city was quite bustling for a while.

Yin Yiliu couldn’t help but widen her eyes when she saw a man on the street who transformed his upper body into a bear and carried an incomparably huge bag.

This was way more conspicuous than her bunny ears.

Jin Yang frowned when he noticed the little girl beside him kept turning back and staring in awe at the half-naked bear man with a furry chest.

He obstructed Yin Yiliu’s vision and lightly tapped on the little girl’s forehead.
“Watch your step.”

Yin Yiliu turned around, nodded obediently, and continued walking forward while holding Jin Yang’s fingers.

Jin Yang had fallen into a state of confusion at the moment.
Could it be that because the little girl’s real form was a rabbit, her tastes differed from those of humans, and she preferred this type of furry and strong man?

Jin Yang was not dismissing Yin Yiliu’s ‘taste’, but he was worried that the little girl might be deceived by other men’s appearances.
At the same time, he felt unhappy within his heart whenever he thought about how the girl he was taking meticulous care of would one day be coaxed away by some unknown kid.

It was far too early to be thinking about this.
He ignored the nagging annoyance in his heart and led the little fella into the supermarket.