Once a brilliant military doctor in the U.S. Army, he suddenly finds himself a broke auto mechanic in the suburbs of Los Angeles.
He starts out $30,000 in debt, with nothing but:
A garage with nothing but wrenches;
Street punks and gangsters showing up to pick a fight;
And the blonde housewife next door, whose husband is stationed in Iraq and whose eyes are always filled with loneliness and longing.
Faced with a nightmare from the start, Zhang Daming simply smiles.
His godlike medical skills can save lives, but they can also kill; his battlefield combat training is the perfect language for conquering this city of sin.
All he wanted was to make money quietly and be a handsome, unassuming man.
But he soon discovers that, compared with fixing cars, dealing with these is the real challenge:
The mature neighbor who knocks on his door in the middle of the night, looking for comfort;
The sweet Chinese American girl who adores him and wants to give herself to him;
And the beautiful policewoman who keeps trying to send him to prison, yet can’t help being drawn to him...
Chapter 12 begins to be chaotic,
Many years of rural grassroots