Pet Doctor: I Can See the Route to Those Who Need Help

Veterinarian + animal emergency care + urban mystery + running a clinic. Emergency vet Lin Ye is suspended after refusing to falsify the death records of an expensive dog, leaving him to take over a 24-hour pet clinic behind on its rent. On the first night after opening, a badly injured police dog rushes in carrying the ID of a missing officer. At the same time, a red rescue route appears before Lin Ye, visible only to him: a refrigerated truck will leave in twenty-seven minutes, an underground kennel will lose oxygen in three hours, and every stray animal in the city will disappear in seven days. He can't hear animals speak or see their entire past, so he has to rely on clinical examinations, surveillance footage, routes, and real evidence to track down each threat. From one police dog and a money-losing clinic to an emergency animal-care network covering the city, he wants to make sure that even voiceless cries for help can be heard.

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