The "Rabbit Link" refers to a specific trend in the fandom where the protagonist, Klein Moretti (also known as Zhou Mingrui), is inextricably linked to rabbit imagery. This association is not explicitly canonical in the novel's lore as a defining trait, but it has been solidified through official donghua promotional material, merchandise, and fan art. This paper examines why this link exists and what it signifies for the adaptation of complex webnovels into visual media.

Follow Tang San on his journey to becoming a god in a world of spirits and cultivation.

Users began sharing stories of clicking these links and being directed not to an animated episode, but to confusing labyrinths of pop-up ads, phishing scams, and occasionally, malware. The "Rabbit," in some iterations, became a warning symbol—a digital trapdoor. It highlighted the risks of navigating the grey market of media consumption. When you follow a mascot into the burrow, you don't always know if you're walking

A humorous and action-packed 2D series about an overpowered, lazy cultivator.

As the industry expands, the donghuarabbit link is expected to evolve into a more interactive experience. There are rumors of integrated databases where users can track their "must-watch" lists and interact directly with studio representatives.