The Six-Foot-Tall Military Doctor Can’t Stop Spoiling Me

【Just rated, and the score will rise later. Height difference | age gap | fatherly boyfriend | powerful man’s old flame rekindled | wealthy family | mutual salvation | restraint pushed to the point of crossing every line】 Everyone at Ninghai First Hospital knew that Shen Jichuan of cardiothoracic surgery was an iceberg that could never melt. He was a top surgeon known as the “Hand of God,” and the sole heir to a hidden, trillion-yuan medical group. Standing 191 centimeters tall, he was a former battlefield medic: cold, taciturn, and utterly abstinent at thirty-seven. Until Su Nian'an, a resident barely over 160 centimeters tall, stumbled upon him in an empty stairwell where no one could see. The iron-hard man was curled up in a corner, trembling as he sank into a nightmare of battlefield PTSD. When the slap of a relative causing trouble at the hospital was about to land on her face, the coldest man in the hospital appeared like a god and slammed the burly man against the wall with one hand. Ice glinted in his eyes. “Try laying a finger on my woman.” Later, at the top of a high-rise apartment in Ninghai. The 191-centimeter man lifted her, all 161 centimeters of her, with one hand and pinned her against the floor-to-ceiling window. The moment her feet left the ground, Su Nian'an’s breath was stolen completely. He bent over her, his ragged breathing brushing her collarbone. A trembling kiss landed between her brows, his voice hoarse and breaking: “Nian'an, you were the first person to see me in my darkest hour.” “So for the rest of your life… don’t even think about letting go of my hand.” An old flame catches, and the blaze consumes the sky. He had everything in this life, except her. Reading guide: The beginning is a slow burn, laying the groundwork for the plot. The good stuff comes later. The hospital characters are entirely fictional, so please don’t associate them with real people. The hospital’s classification is for the purposes of the story and corresponds to a top-tier hospital in real life.