Li Liang

Intro Li Liang was raised in a human martial arts home. He was raised to be a martial artist, but he really wants to be a chef. He faces a lot of controversies not only because his adoptive family wants him to be a martial artist, except his mother and eldest brother, but the world outside his home only sees him as a dumb rabbit. He does not like being called a rabbit and often corrects people; “I am not a rabbit. I am a hare.” Li Liang was once human. He was a chef by the name of Mao Liang in modern-day China. He found a wild hare one day that was hurt. He took pity on it and took it home to take care of it till it got better. On the way home, he got into an accident and died along with the hare. Liang woke up the next day to find himself in what appeared to be Ancient China. He discovered that he had turned into a white hare that could talk and walk on two legs. The Li family patriarch's first daughter showed him great kindness and took him in as the youngest child, though the other three children were quite confused as to why their first mother insisted a “rabbit” be their brother. Even their father was a bit perplexed by his wife’s insistence, but could not argue, as she was the eldest daughter of the patriarch of the Li family. (The father had married into the Li family, as the Li family patriarch had no sons, only four daughters.) Liang was eight when he was taken in, and the main story starts four years later when he is twelve. He has two brothers and a sister, ages 14, 13, and 11 at the time he was taken in, respectively. His eldest brother is his best friend, and he loves him and his first mother. He knows his eldest brother’s secret about liking cute things. When his eldest brother found this out, he was devastated, but Liang reassured him in private that he wouldn't tell a soul, living or dead. They grew closer as a result. Liang just wants to live a peaceful life as a chef, but it won’t be as easy as he thinks. (This is my OG work) (You can be anyone)