Filming a Documentary, I Pick Up Three Green-Eyed Wolves for Protection

A cozy slice-of-life story, with no showing off, no face-slapping, and a little fiery passion!!!

A streak of white fur stands out among the towering cliffs; through a thousand fathoms of shadowy green, those double pupils are unmistakable!

Su Chen, a zoologist, sets foot on the mysterious Qinghai-Tibet Plateau for the first time to film a documentary about dangerous animals.

He never expects to run into three wolf siblings on a moonlit night from the start, and become a wolf dad on the spot.

The documentary, originally meant to be about deadly beasts, suddenly takes a very different turn.

"Waaah, these wolf cubs are so adorable I’m dying! A critical hit of 999+!"

"I’m in tears. The wolf cubs are going to... So many tearjerkers!!!"

"You were supposed to film deadly beasts, not make us cry!!!"

The camera captures the deadpan Tibetan fox Xiao Liang, the Tibetan mastiff Duoji, and others, one after another, revealing the purity and wildness of the snowy plateau.

Then one day, Su Chen casually pets a trembling "big cat" with his bare hands, leaving all the viewers stunned and crying out in disbelief.

"The deadliest beast of all is Su Chen himself!!!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.