Patients' Families, Don't Go Dating Your Doctors

Qin Qi has a crush on his sister's attending physician. After finally working up the courage to ask for his contact information, he barely has time to celebrate before discovering that the doctor gave him his work number. Even worse, the doctor will give it to anyone who asks.

On the eve of his sister's discharge, Qin Qi makes one last attempt on the advice of a mischievous friend. He buys the doctor a thank-you banner, hoping to make himself memorable. But when he gets to the office, he finds its walls covered in banners. The doctor clearly doesn't need another one.

Thinking that this is the end of his connection with the doctor, Qin Qi starts going on blind dates at his sister's suggestion. Things seem to be going well, until his date suddenly changes his mind and says Qin Qi isn't his type.

Well, on to the next one. Then Qin Qi sees that his crush, the doctor, has sent him a friend request.

Qin Qi: !!!

Doctor Jin: ^-^

Jin Suifeng is the young master of SOLALA. He has no interest in business and would rather practice medicine. His dream is to receive enough thank-you banners to cover a whole wall.

But the top-tier hospital where Jin Suifeng works is full of big shots. For a young doctor who has only just become an attending physician, that dream seems a long way off.

That's why Jin Suifeng remembers the family member who gave him his very first banner, and why he proudly posted about it all over his social media.

That's why Jin Suifeng immediately recognizes the young man temporarily filling in as the designer for his self-founded brand: he's the family member who gave him his first banner.

That's why, when Jin Suifeng finds out that the young man is going on a blind date with his friend, he has a fit and insists that his friend give up his place so he can go on a date with his patient's family member instead.

And that's how Jin Suifeng and Qin Qi became a perfect match.

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Theme: Be careful with a secret crush, and even more careful with blind dates