Twenty-six-year-old Lin Yu lives like a piece of paper that is copied repeatedly - going to work, getting off work, going home, walking the dog.
On his birthday, he made a wish: I hope someone can stay with him forever.
The next day, the kennel was empty. Over the years, his Labrador turned into a blond man and lay beside him. The first word he spoke was "Woof." The second word was "An'an."
From then on, Lin Yu's life changed from "petting the dog at get off work and off work" to "teaching an adult man who is about 1.8 Meters tall to drink from a cup, wear underwear, and eat snail noodles without saying it smells bad." He learns quickly every year, but there are some habits that he can't get rid of: he will wag his tail when he is happy, and will push his head into his hand when he is praised; he can't walk when he sees orange, because it looks like his old toy ball.
Lin Yu told herself that it was outrageous to raise a dog into a human being, and he could not have any other ideas.
But when those big black eyes stared straight at him, his heartbeat still skipped a beat.
Also known as "My dog turned into a human but he didn't just want to be my dog"
Philosophy: This is a story about companionship, waiting, and "your dog becomes a human, and then you discover that he might not just want to be your dog."
