Urban Young Miracle Doctor

As dusk fell, the sky gradually darkened and neon lights replaced the sunlight, illuminating the city. In Yang City, at Zhongsha Community Park, a boy and a dog rested together on the lawn.

The boy was in his teens, the dog an Alaskan Malamute. The boy's name was Lu Feng, standing at one meter seventy-five—neither fat nor thin, his posture upright, his appearance ordinary but agreeable. The Alaskan Malamute was massive, weighing nearly ninety kilograms, its black and white fur making it look both striking and formidable. However, two patches of white hair on its forehead gave its large head a comical, endearing look.

The dog nudged its big head toward the boy, who pushed it away and said, “If I had known, I wouldn’t have taken you out. It's all that old man's fault for saying dogs are more loyal than people. You stubbornly followed me for ten kilometers, and I got all sentimental and brought you along. In the end, we can’t take the train, can’t stay in hotels, and worst of all, you eat even more than I do!”

The Malamute seemed to realize it was being complained about and sensibly lay down, rubbing its head against the boy's leg.

“The old man said he gave me all his life savings for the journey—eighty-three yuan and seventy cents. I thought it was a fortune. When I got to the county, damn, it was just enough to order one dish of spicy boiled beef.” As Lu Feng spoke, his stomach began to grumble.

The Malamute seemed hungry too, sniffing around Lu Feng, trying to find any hidden food.

Lu Feng pushed the dog's head