The Origin Of The Rose Bunny (Alternate)

The Rose Bunny was a concubine in the kingdom of Tungning. She was a concubine of Zheng Kezang who is not documented extensively through history and a very valued concubine in the ruler’s harem. Her true lover was a boy working in the stable named Wang, who she had known ever since they were children. The emperor was too young for her and she could not bring herself to develop emotions for him like she did his father. She would eventually become impregnated by Wang and began making plans to pass off the baby as that of the emperor, but she was caught by one of his admirals who had been practicing strange rituals. He outed her scheme to superiors who would allow him to make her disappear without questions, and then threw her into a pit of silkworms where various deities were sealed away. Her yearning to see her lover directed the energies inside of the pit towards love energies that transformed her into the goddess we know today.

When The Rose Bunny became a goddess, what she regretted most was not being able to grow old with Wang or show him his child. His child was born to her in the form of a goddess and therefore was invisible to him until his death. Her lover had broken free from the cycles of life which was bittersweet because she could not go with him.