Duofu sat in front of his pet owner without any worry of falling off, as his pet owner had an arm around his waist, like a seatbelt.

Duofu sat there looking around, hoping to see a rabbit pop out so he could catch it.

Duofu glanced at the guards following behind him and began to grumble to his pet owner, "Fourth Brother, let's go this way. Tell the people following behind to stop, otherwise how am I going to catch the rabbit? These two legs of mine are not good for catching rabbits."

The Fourth Prince did not hesitate. This area was all his territory, which had been cleaned up a few days ago. There were no large wild beasts around, and it was safe even without guards.

The Fourth Prince waved his hand behind him, and Su Peisheng immediately received the instruction, his eyes turning to the little prince in his master's arms.

He immediately knew whose idea it was, and told the guards around him to disperse and go hunting, and to gather here again at the appointed time.

Su Peisheng wasn't worried about his master's safety. A few days ago, when he learned that they were going hunting in the mountains, he sent people out to check several times and found that there were definitely no large wild beasts.

Moreover, this area is the master's territory, so there's no way they could encounter any danger.

Yesterday, this little rascal said that the rabbit he caught was fat and big, but judging from the look of it today, he'll definitely need his master to take him rabbit hunting.

That's definitely not suitable for someone to follow you, otherwise you'd be scared to death if you saw a person turn into a dog.

Even if they weren't scared to death, their own master would kill them to silence them.

Su Peisheng followed behind on horseback at a leisurely pace.

Duofu saw that there were no strangers behind him, and looked around but found no trace of the rabbit.

Duofu was tempted to go down and smell the scent; maybe he could find the rabbit hole.

Before he could even jump down, his waist was tightly hugged, and he looked up at his pet owner with some confusion.

What's going on? Why won't they let him go down?

Fourth Prince: "What rabbits are there to catch at the edge of this forest? Let me take you a little further in so you don't have to run for so long."

Duofu didn't understand, but he agreed. The rabbit's place shouldn't be too far away, and these few steps were a piece of cake for him now.

He doesn't walk on these two legs; he'll be a giant paw and won't get tired at all.

Even if he gets tired, his owner will give him a massage, so there's nothing to worry about.

Duofu obediently leaned against his owner again, his big, bright eyes looking around, afraid that he might accidentally let the rabbit out without seeing it, which would be a loss.

Duofu wants to catch a bunch of rabbits today, and if he's lucky, he might catch a white fox too. It would look nice to make a scarf or a white hat for his owner.

It would be even better if he could catch a deer; he could make boots for his pet owner.

Duofu felt the forest breeze brushing against his face and smelled the fresh air outside. He felt relaxed and turned his head to look at his human. He could tell that his human was in a good mood as well.

Although his eyes weren't smiling, you could tell he was happy.

Duofu couldn't help but turn around and kiss his pet owner's Adam's apple.

The Fourth Prince felt a tingling sensation throughout his body. He looked down at the little rascal who was causing trouble in his arms, tightened his grip on his waist, and gestured for him to stop.

If Duofu were this obedient, he wouldn't be called Duofu.

The more she looked at him with that gaze, the more he wanted to kiss her.

The Fourth Prince looked at his little ancestor, who had been sitting properly, and his little hands started to wander.

If Duofu hadn't been watching Su Peisheng following not far behind, he would have wanted to strip his pet owner's clothes off right there.

The pet owner probably didn't realize that with that cold face and eyes full of joy, there wasn't a trace of resistance or displeasure on his face.

Duofu's eyes sparkled as he tried to tilt his head back to kiss his pet owner's pursed lips.

The Fourth Prince listened to his heart, lowered his head, and kissed that pink and tempting little mouth.

Duofu kissed for a while, then felt a little tired, and holding his head up wasn't very comfortable either.

Besides, he's not out kissing anyone today; he's out hunting rabbits. He has a mission to complete and can't be tempted by his human's good looks.

Duofu pushed away his human who was about to kiss him, and said with a serious face, "Fourth Brother, you have to control yourself when we're out. You can't do this. I have to catch rabbits later, so you can't kiss me."

The Fourth Prince didn't realize it at first, but later he realized that he had been framed by the Little Darling, who was the one who was about to kiss him.

How did he become so impatient?

The Fourth Prince chuckled and kissed the top of the little darling's head, thinking how truly unruly he was.

Let him have his fun while we're out, then we'll teach him a lesson when we get back tonight.

Duofu had no idea that his kiss on the horse would make his owner remember it for a whole day, and would also cause him to suffer from a back injury all night.

Duofu's big, round eyes are now looking around for rabbits, and he's twisting and turning without fear of falling.

Duofu saw that the horses had gone far enough and entered the woods, so he should be able to dismount and catch rabbits now!

Duofu first looked up at his pet owner, his eyes asking if he could get down.

When he saw his owner nod reservedly, he excitedly took his owner's hand and jumped down. As soon as his feet touched the ground, he transformed into a majestic big dog.

The only problem is that the eyes are a bit dull, which completely ruins the fierce look of this big dog.

The Fourth Prince glanced at Duofu, who had already run far away and was galloping through the woods, and quickly rode after him. He had to keep up with this little rascal.

Once this little devil entered the woods, he was completely unrestrained, not caring about anything at all.

The Fourth Prince didn't see any wildness in Duofu. He had been raised by the Fourth Prince for so many years and was a domesticated animal. Where was there any wildness in him?

It's such a big lump, but it looks cute and harmless.

Catching a rabbit is fine, but he's really worried about catching anything else.

The Fourth Prince felt that his "extra fortune" was only suited to catching little rabbits; anything else was a bit too difficult for him.

The Fourth Prince didn't wait long before he heard his son, Duofu, excitedly barking ahead, probably because he had seen a rabbit.

The Fourth Prince quickly stopped and looked from a distance. He saw that his little darling had a rather round, gray rabbit in front of him, and three little rabbits following behind.

This is the murder of a family of four.

The Fourth Prince watched this scene with a beaming smile from his horse.

Duofu only had eyes for the fattest gray rabbit; he didn't care about the other three little ones at all.

He lunged forward suddenly, and with a splat, his mouth was full of ash.

Duofu shook his head, feeling a little dizzy.

I quickly stood up and looked to see where the rabbit had hopped to.

Duofu stood up, shook the grass off his head, and looked around with wide eyes, but there was no sign of the rabbit.

"Huh?"