Thanks for Asking. I'm in the Capital, and I've Already Run Away

Ye Yan comes from a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners. After rescuing someone in a car accident, he is invited by a production team for an interview.

The attention is so intense that he has no choice but to go along with it. But when he arrives, footage of him rescuing someone is broadcast live.

Viewers call him a miracle doctor, while the woman he saved confesses on the spot: "Dad, I want to marry that man!"

His fiancée from an ancient martial arts family sees the livestream and angrily messages him: "Ye Yan, I haven't even had my soup yet, and you dare invite someone else to eat a meal! Just wait, I'll break your legs!"

Then, thinking better of it, she retracts the message and sends another: "My dear hubby, I miss you so much. Wait for me in the capital, okay? Don't you dare leave!"

The Ye family's enemies also leave a comment in the livestream chat: "A debt owed by the father must be paid by the son. It's been thirty years. The Ye family must finally repay what it owes the Prison Sect!"

The beautiful streamer Linlin still hasn't realized there's a problem. She holds the microphone to his mouth and asks, "Miracle doctor, how are you feeling right now? Would you like to say a few words to the audience?"

Ye Yan: I'm completely falling apart!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.