Dr. Shen Marries into the System with His Samoyed

Description:

Shen Xing—a 28-year-old virgin-since-birth orthopedist who has never messed around in romantic relationships—was forced to take a temporary assignment in Yunnan to escape relentless medical complaints and false allegations of being a cheater.

When bad luck strikes, even a sip of cold water gets stuck in your teeth. Just off National Highway 318, Shen Xing’s stomach began churning violently. He sprinted into the restroom, only for his pack of tissues to drop straight into the squat toilet pit.

In grief and indignation, he knocked on the stall wall to cry for help:

“Brother, can I borrow a pack of tissues?”

A hand with distinct, well-defined knuckles reached through the gap under the door, handing over a pack of tissues.

“Thanks.”

A deep, low voice replied from outside:

“Serving the people.”

Emerging from the stall, Shen Xing felt awkward and furtively glanced around the service area, having no idea which bro had come to his rescue.

However, the modified Toyota Land Cruiser parked nearby was quite eye-catching. Standing next to it was a man clad in a black windbreaker and tactical combat boots, standing in a sharp, military-style posture. Crouched at his heels was a majestic dog that looked like a German Shepherd—seriously badass, and a great match for his own Qianjin back home.

For reasons unknown, Shen Xing was detained for a whole hour of questioning at the border checkpoint. Once past it, a torrential downpour smashed down, causing several landslides along the highway. That same Land Cruiser followed right behind him the entire way.

Shen Xing pulled over multiple times to yield, but the Land Cruiser driver simply refused to overtake him. I mean, come on, bro—does it make sense for a modified hardcore off-roader like yours to let a weak, helpless Audi A6 lead the way to test the road ahead?

Ten minutes later, disaster struck: his tire blew out, leaving his car dangling perilously over the road shoulder. The Land Cruiser bro braved the heavy rain, swinging a fire axe to pull him out of the vehicle.

Once out, Shen Xing was completely dumbfounded—he had no clue how to change a tire and stood there utterly helpless. After a subtle glance, the Land Cruiser bro warmheartedly helped him switch the tire.

“Thank you, thank you so much.”

“Serving the people.”

Shen Xing: …Oh no, the Land Cruiser bro IS the tissue bro…

Only after changing the tire did he realize his fuel tank was ruptured. The Land Cruiser bro transformed into a living Bodhisattva—towing his car, helping him find a repair shop, and even proposing they travel together the next day. Shen Xing once thought his unlucky life had finally taken a turn for the better…

It wasn’t until he reached the county town—and was sent to eat at the police cafeteria across the street due to renovations at the hospital canteen—that Dr. Shen realized the Land Cruiser bro was a police officer stationed in Yunnan, and the German Shepherd was a retired anti-narcotics dog.

The young doctor narrowed his eyes at Officer Jiang:

“So you suspected me that day? I knew there was no such thing as a living Bodhisattva without an ulterior motive.”

Officer Jiang tapped his meal card like a generous benefactor:

“Then how about this living Bodhisattva pays for your meals for three months as an apology?”

Dr. Shen hummed twice. That evening, feeling hungry, he went out looking for food, only to see the opposite door swing open. Jiang Lin blinked at him:

“Going out for dinner, Dr. Shen?”

The next day, Shen Xing received a medical record from his department head. Whoa, this leg looks like a car crash scene! Then he checked the patient’s name: Jiang Lin? Wait, that guy changed a tire so smoothly, yet he’s practically half-crippled?!

Just like that, Shen Xing acquired Officer Jiang as a three-in-one package: meal buddy, neighbor, and patient. The tedious temporary assignment in Yunnan suddenly became far less unbearable.

Fully fed and content, Dr. Shen wrapped his arms around the neck of the now-familiar dog, Heibao:

“By the way, Lord Bao, I have a Samoyed at home named Qianjin. He’s white and super fluffy. How about a video call tonight to set you two up on a blind date?”