Huang Yan is just a mutt.
Yellow fur and a white face, with big, plum-blossom paws. He has a good appearance and a handsome frame. Anyone who sees him in the village has to compliment him: “That’s one spirited-looking dog.” But that’s all he is: a Chinese rural dog, a mutt, and not worth much. Growing up, the thing he heard most often was: “Why keep a mutt?” “They’re everywhere.” “It’s not even a rare breed.”
Huang Yan never cared. He still ate dog food with lamb offal, still ran five kilometers every day, and still kept his yellow-and-white coat glossy and smooth. Then, on the first day of school, he awakened to...
[Perfect Genes]
MAX self-healing, no hereditary diseases for life, and an inexhaustible gene pool. After exchanging pheromones with a female canine, he can cure her hereditary diseases, with a 96% cure rate. His pheromones can affect nearby allies and improve everyone's constitution. His offspring have only a 4% chance of hereditary disease, practically zero.
And then, everything went completely off the rails.
Silver Frost, the aloof German Shepherd vice class monitor, usually never cracks a smile and has written down half the class in her discipline notebook. But on the very first day, she cornered Huang Yan in the equipment room, the tips of her ears flushed red, and whispered, “You smell... really good.” Later, she crawled into his bed every night, holding him on one side and Kexi on the other, and slept more soundly than anyone.
Multiple heroines + lighthearted comedy + pets + top student + satisfying comeback
Also known as: “How I Reincarnated as a Mutt and Got Pursued by My German Shepherd Senior,” “They All Say My Scent Is Addictive,” and “Why Doesn’t Huang Yan Appear in Kexi’s Little Notebook?”
