Legends about rabbits eating wolves

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A story copied from the Internet. One day, a rabbit was writing an article in front of a cave. A wolf came over and asked, “Rabbit, what are you doing?” ”Answered, “Write articles.” ”Ask: “What topic?” ”Answer: “A Brief Discussion on How Rabbits Eat Wolves.” ”The wolf laughed heartily, showing that it did not believe it, so the rabbit led the wolf into the cave. After a while, the rabbit came out of the cave by itself and continued writing its article. A wild boar came over and asked, “Rabbit, what are you writing?” ”Answer: “Articles.” ”Question: “What is the question?” ”Answer: “A Brief Discussion on How Rabbits Eat Wild Boars.” ”The wild boar didn’t believe it, and so the same thing happened. Finally, in the cave, a lion, among a pile of bones, was contentedly polishing his teeth while reading the article that the rabbit had given him, titled: “An Animal: Its Abilities Depend on Who Its Boss Is.” ” Once, this rabbit accidentally told one of its rabbit friends, and the news gradually spread throughout the forest ； When the lion found out, he became very angry. He told the rabbit, “If there’s no food in the den this week, I’ll eat you.” ”So the rabbit continued to write articles at the entrance of the hole. A little deer came over. “Rabbit, what are you doing?” ”“Write an article! ”“What topic? ”““A Brief Discussion on How Rabbits Eat Wolves”! “Haha, the whole forest knows about this! Stop trying to trick me; I’m not going into that cave. I’m about to retire, and the lion says he needs someone to take my place. Don’t you want the rabbit in this story to turn into a fawn? ”The fawn thought for a while, but ultimately couldn’t resist the temptation and followed the rabbit into the hole. After a while, the rabbit came out of the cave by itself and continued writing its article. A pony came over, and the same thing happened. Finally, in the cave, a lion, among a pile of bones, was contentedly polishing his teeth while reading the article that the rabbit had given him, titled: “How to Train Lower-Rank Animals to Provide Food for the Boss.” As time passed, the lion grew larger and larger, and the rabbit’s food was no longer enough to satisfy its hunger. One day, he told the rabbit, “My food intake needs to double. For example, instead of one deer per 4 days, I’ll now need one per 2 days. If things don’t change within a week, I’ll eat you.” So, the rabbit left the hole and ran deep into the forest, where he saw a wolf: \"Do you believe that a rabbit can easily eat a wolf?\" ”The wolf laughed heartily, showing that it did not believe it, so the rabbit led the wolf into the cave. After a while, the rabbit came out of the cave by itself and continued deeper into the forest. This time it encountered a wild boar—\"Do you believe a rabbit can easily eat a wild boar?\" ”The wild boar didn’t believe it, and so the same thing happened. It turns out that the animals deep in the forest didn’t know the story of the rabbit and the lion! Finally, in the cave, a lion, among a pile of bones, was happily polishing his teeth while reading the article that the rabbit had given him, titled: “How to Transition from a Sedentary Merchant to a Itinerant Merchant to Provide More Food for the Boss.” Time flew by, and in no time at all, the rabbit became increasingly famous in the forest, as everyone knew it had a very powerful boss. This little rabbit began to act tyrannically, bullying both those above and below it, with no animal daring to provoke it. It constantly remembered the humiliation of racing against the turtle, so it went to find the turtle and said, “Meet my boss in three days!” ”Leave with one's strengths. The turtle cried sadly, and then it met a hunter; the turtle told him about what had happened. The hunter laughed heartily, and then something significant happened in the forest: the hunter, wearing a lion’s skin, was eating rabbit stew with the turtle. Half a piece of paper lay on the ground, with crooked handwriting on it that read: “There are more mountains beyond the mountains, and greater heroes beyond those who are strong!” ! For a long time, the forest regained its former peace, and the story of the rabbit eating the wolf seemed to be forgotten by everyone. However, a young tiger, after hearing this story, was inspired. He caught an antelope and said to it, \"If you can bring me food just like the rabbit did before, then I won’t eat you.\" So, the antelope reluctantly agreed to the tiger’s request, and the tiger went into the cave with ease. But three days passed, and still the antelope did not bring any animal into the cave. He really couldn’t hold back any longer and wanted to come out to see what was going on. The antelope was no longer there, and he was extremely angry. While he was furious, he suddenly came across an article written by Antelope titled: “To be a good boss, one must first know how to retain employees.”