The Wolf and the Rabbit Under the Moon

In the anthropomorphic urban world, Coco, a pastry chef from the herbivorous Rabbit Clan, saves Lucian, a severely injured and beastly-tempered heir of the Wolf Clan, on a moonlit night. A worn scarf and a carrot cake gradually stir affection between the sworn enemies of two clans. Lucian publicly declares his love and protects Coco, but as they fall deeply in love, Coco unexpectedly discovers she is pregnant. Simultaneously, she faces threats from Valentina, the "fiancée" of the Cat Clan, who blackmails her with the life of the unborn child, and opposition from Rowena, the dominant female leader of the Wolf Clan. To protect her unborn child, Coco chooses to leave without a farewell. Five years later, driven by necessity, Coco returns to the Wolf Clan city with her mixed-blood daughter Mira, seeking employment as a pastry chef. Mira, with her keen sense of smell, detects her father's scent at a street corner. Lucian secretly conducts a DNA test but is deceived when Valentina swaps the samples and fabricates a false report. After a second test confirms a 99.999% parent-child relationship, Lucian publicly defends mother and daughter, investigates the truth behind the forged engagement five years prior, and tears Valentina's disguise apart at a banquet. Unwilling to face exposure, Valentina kidnaps Mira, leading to a desperate confrontation where Lucian kicks open the old warehouse door to rescue his daughter.