A solitary farmer who loved silence more than people never expected his life to be overturned by a stubborn rabbit from the moon.
What was once a perfectly ordered orchard rows of vegetables standing straight and disciplined became a home filled with pounding footsteps, bright laughter,
and ten half-human, half-rabbit children growing up in warmth and love.
He never thought he would have a family.
Never imagined anyone would call him "Dad."
And he certainly never planned on planting ten extra mountains of vegetables just to keep up with a mischievous wife who eats more greens with every child she bears.
This is the story of a farm closed to the public but wide open to love.
A love that began by accident,
and became the warmest family on Earth…and perhaps even on the moon.
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Main Characters
Kana
A 35-year-old orchard owner who prefers plants over people. Quiet, disciplined, and seemingly stern, he runs the cleanest and most orderly farm in the region. Beneath his serious exterior lies a deeply devoted heart. Once emotionally closed off, Kana discovers unexpected warmth and purpose when he becomes a husband—and later, a father to many. He expresses love through actions: cooking, farming, teaching, and protecting his family with steady strength.
Muji
A mischievous yet pure-hearted rabbit from the moon. Cheerful, affectionate, and endlessly energetic, Muji brings chaos and color into Kana's carefully structured life. Though playful and sometimes stubborn, Muji is resilient and brave willing to defy expectations and even another world for love. Beneath the teasing smiles lies someone deeply devoted to family, longing for warmth, belonging, and a place to call home.
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Content Warning
This story contains themes of fantasy pregnancy, childbirth, and domestic family life.
It includes mild coarse language, suggestive humor, and references to cross-species relationships (human and humanoid rabbit characters) .
While the tone is largely wholesome and comedic, some scenes may involve emotional intensity, implied adult relationships, and chaotic family dynamics.
Reader discretion is advised.