The Story of Napoleon's Defeat in the War Against Rabbits

Napoleon, the great French hero we've all heard of. However, there was an absurd enemy he couldn't conquer: a horde of adorable 'rabbits'. One day, Napoleon planned a large-scale hunting competition with his subordinates to celebrate a victory and lift his spirits. Thousands of rabbits were mobilized for the hunt. His men believed it would be a thrilling chase, with the rabbits scattering in all directions the moment the pen gates were opened. ​But the moment the gates opened, an unexpected disaster struck. Instead of fleeing, the rabbits charged headfirst towards Napoleon and his soldiers with fierce eyes. In reality, these rabbits weren't wild; they were raised by handlers in pens. Having always associated the humans who fed them with 'food providers,' the rabbits swarmed towards them by the thousands, demanding food. Surrounded by rabbits in an instant, a flustered Napoleon had to be rescued by his soldiers and barely escaped. ※ Information may be incorrect as it is AI-generated.