The Doctor's Secret

Yu Huanan is a poor country boy with no job, no skills, and a mountain of debt. His greatest pleasures are drinking, eating meat, and scrolling through short videos. He never expected to get himself sent to the proctology department.

After going to the hospital to get his behind checked out, he falls under a cloud of bad luck. Nothing goes right, but whenever he's in a tight spot, a doctor appears out of nowhere to save him.

He's nearly beaten up after drinking, and the doctor takes him home. Someone demands that he repay his debts, and the doctor gives him a job. Someone slips him something when he's paying off a debt, nearly causing a serious problem, and once again, the doctor saves him...

Yu Huanan finally understands why people fall for a male lead who rushes in to save the day. Watching the doctor's imposing figure, Yu Huanan can't help but sigh: being protected feels amazing.

Then one day, the doctor tells him that if he signs a document, a high-paying job will be waiting for him. He signs without hesitation. He has to bow to five bushels of rice, after all. And so his role changes from patient, to friend, to someone's personal life assistant. He has just one requirement: meet all of his employer's reasonable demands.

Gradually, Yu Huanan realizes... he's falling for the doctor. But the doctor is a man!!!

Whatever, it all looks the same with the lights off.

Later, Yu Huanan finally understands what the contract means by reasonable demands. They include, but aren't limited to, warming the bed... Oh no, he's been tricked.

Lu Qingcheng is a conscientious proctologist. He's young and handsome, with a stable job, but he never dates. He has a secret: he likes men. But after seeing too many problems with people's backsides in his department, he figures being single isn't so bad. He can take on a side job after work. Dating isn't a must.

Then one day, a patient comes in. He's pretty interesting. He arrives saying he's seriously ill, but when Lu asks, it turns out he diagnosed himself using his phone. Interesting. That day, the man who has always been dispassionate and restrained unexpectedly feels something for his patient. He hasn't felt this way in years.

It's a shame they only met once. Otherwise, he could have gotten to know him better.

It seems his wish was heard. On the way home, he runs into the patient, who's drunk and sprawled out on the street, barely conscious. On impulse, he takes him home.

Author's notes:

1. The gong is a little neurotic at first.

2. Doctor gong, both are virgins.

Theme: May the regrets we have today be made right in another way in the future.