Ji Linchuan, a doctor of medicine, raised a Ragdoll cat until one day he saw the popular young lady Su Suihe abducting his cat with catnip on the set. This woman actually used his heart rate experimental data published in The Lancet to accurately control the heartbeat threshold of each suitor.
He pretended to be an amateur to participate in her love variety show, but during the game session, he measured that Su Suihe's heartbeat was always stable at 60 when she faced him - exactly the same as the monitor data when she was comatose in a car accident three years ago.
"Miss Su's cardiac disorder," Ji Linchuan opened the silk scarf on her wrist in public, revealing the fake scar, "Do you need me to help you recall who secretly replaced my cardiotonic drug back then?"
The moment the live broadcast was interrupted, Su Suihe pushed him against the dressing room: "Dr. Ji saved my life back then, just so that I could test the medicine for you?"
That night, Ji Linchuan's medical account posted an encrypted video: Su Suihe, who was in a coma on the operating table, used her fingertips to draw three wavy lines on his palm - "I love you" in Morse code.
Hot searches were paralyzed, and the entire internet was buzzing with # scientific research madman changing his career for love and becoming a guest in a variety show. Ji Linchuan picked up Su Suihe who sneaked into the laboratory: "The heartbeat data doesn't lie——"
"You jump 27 more times per minute in my arms."
Su Suihe took the pen from his chest and said, "Dr. Ji, your heartbeat is also 87 now."
(Warning for excessive sweetness: two top students take off each other's waistcoats/medical wife chasing crematorium/adults' straight-ball heartbeat)
