A rabbit was writing an article in front of a cave when a wolf came over and asked, "Rabbit, what are you doing?"
"Writing an article."
"What's the title?"
" 'A Brief Discussion on How Rabbits Eat Wolves' "
The wolf laughed loudly, showing disbelief. So the rabbit led the wolf into the cave. After a while, the rabbit walked out of the cave alone and continued writing the article.
A wild boar came over and asked, "Rabbit, what are you writing?"
"An article."
"What's the title?"
" 'A Brief Discussion on How Rabbits Eat Boars' "
The boar didn't believe it, so the same thing happened again.
Finally, inside the cave, a lion was satisfied to pick its teeth while reading the article given by the rabbit: "An animal’s ability depends on who your boss is." The rabbit carelessly told this secret to one of its rabbit friends, and the news spread throughout the forest. Knowing this, the lion was very angry and warned the rabbit, "If there's no food in the cave by the end of the week, I'll eat you." The poor rabbit squatted at the entrance of the cave and continued writing articles.
A young deer came over and asked, "Rabbit, what are you writing?"
"An article."
"What's the title?"
" 'A Brief Discussion on How Rabbits Eat Wolves' "
"Haha, everyone in the forest knows this story. Don't fool me, I won't go into the cave."
"I'm about to retire, and the lion said he wants someone to replace me. Don't you want the rabbit in this article to be replaced by a deer?" The deer thought about it and finally couldn't resist the temptation. It followed the rabbit into the cave. After a while, the rabbit walked out of the cave alone and continued writing an article with the title: "How to Develop Subordinate Animals to Provide Food for the Boss."
As time went by, the lion grew bigger and bigger, and the food provided by the rabbit was far from enough to fill its stomach. One day, it told the rabbit, "My food intake needs to double. If the situation doesn't change within a week, I'll eat you." So the rabbit left the cave and ran deep into the forest. It saw a wolf and asked, "Do you believe that a rabbit can easily eat a wolf?" The wolf laughed loudly, showing disbelief. So the rabbit led the wolf into the cave. The rabbit continued deeper into the forest. This time, it encountered a wild boar, "Do you believe that a rabbit can easily eat a wild boar?" Of course, the boar didn't believe it, so the same story happened again.
Originally, the animals deep in the forest didn't know the story of the rabbit and the lion. Finally, inside the cave, the lion continued reading the article given by the rabbit, titled "How to Achieve the Transformation from Sitting Merchant to Traveling Merchant to Provide More Food for the Boss."
In a blink of an eye, the rabbit became famous in the forest because everyone knew it had a very powerful boss. When this rabbit began to act arrogantly and no animal dared to provoke it, it remembered the shame of racing against the turtle. It found the turtle and said, "See my boss within three days!" Then it strutted away. The turtle cried sadly. At this moment, it met a hunter. The turtle told him about this matter, and the hunter laughed loudly. Then something major happened in the forest: the hunter dressed in a lion skin and ate rabbit hotpot with the turtle. On the ground, there was a piece of paper with messy handwriting saying, "Green mountains outside the mountain, tall buildings beyond the building; among the strong, there are stronger ones!"
For a long period of time, the forest restored its former tranquility, and the story of rabbits eating wolves seemed to be forgotten by everyone.
However, a young tiger heard this story and got inspired. It caught an antelope and said to the antelope, "If you can bring food like the previous rabbit did for me, I won't eat you." The antelope helplessly agreed with the tiger, and the tiger leisurely entered the cave. However, after three days, the tiger hadn't seen the antelope lead any animal into the cave. It couldn't hold back its curiosity and wanted to come out to check. The antelope was already gone. The tiger was extremely angry but suddenly found an article written by the antelope scattered on the ground, titled "To Be a Good Boss, First Understand How to Retain Employees."
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