Pet Doctor, I Can See the Route for Help.

Pet Doctor + Animal First Aid + Urban Reasoning + Clinic Management Emergency veterinarian Lin Ye was suspended for refusing to tamper with the death records of luxury dogs, and could only take over a 24-hour pet clinic that owed rent. On the first night of opening, a seriously injured police dog crashed into the door with the missing police officer's ID in its mouth. At the same time, a red distress route appeared in front of him that only he could see: the refrigerated truck drove away after twenty-seven minutes, the underground kennel was cut off from oxygen three hours later, and the stray animals in the city disappeared at the same time seven days later. He cannot hear the animals speak, nor can he see the complete past. He can only rely on clinical examination, surveillance, routes and real evidence to chase danger out. From a police dog, a loss-making clinic, to an animal emergency network covering the whole city, he wants to make the calls for help that cannot speak can be heard. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.