Transmigration of the Famous Cyber Star

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“This vet looks so handsome.”

“He’s only showing a pair of eyes, and you can tell he’s handsome??”

“His eyes are so good-looking, so the other parts on his face must not be bad either.”

“Hehe, what if he has buck teeth?”

“It’s very possible, or why does he always wear a mask whenever he gets filmed? He’s probably sorry for the lower half of his face.”

“Mhm. Wearing a mask is similar to why some men like wearing sunglasses. They usually wear sunglasses because their eyes look too ugly, and only the lower half of their face is barely enough to be seen.”

“But this vet’s eyes definitely look perfect, and his posture is very upright. My guts tell me he’s a handsome guy.”

…

Ever since Vet Yu appeared, the audiences had never stopped sending comments, which kept on flying over the screen.

“Hey, my poop carer is dealing with a patient right now. She’s a young German Shepherd, and her name is Fairy. Hi, Fairy sis.”

The German Shepherd, who was being held in Miss Yu’s arms at the moment, was as if responding to Paul when her black eyes coincidentally looked upward. The camera, at this moment, aimed at the German Shepherd’s stomach, giving it a close-up.

“Fairy sis, your stomach is so big. How long has it been since you got pregnant?”

The German Shepherd looked very uninterested and showed no intention in answering Paul’s question.

Paul continued to say, “Sis is very shy. Let’s ask her poop carer about how she’s doing.”

Miss Yu said, “She has been pregnant for sixty days, and the expected date is almost arriving, so we are visiting Vet Yu to confirm one more time whether she needs a cesarean operation.”

Tao Zhiyao did a great job on editing. Miss Yu was answering Sun Weiwei’s question in this part, but now, it seemed as if she was replying to Paul.

Miss Yu then started smiling. Her smile was sweet and was full of happiness, “I’m about to become a grandma!”

“Fairy’s owner seems so cute when she smiles.”

“She also seems a bit pretty even without smiling.”

“The dog looks so happy. She’s like a family member to her owner.”

Next, Paul stopped talking, and it was mainly a conversation between the vet and the German Shepherd’s owner about the cesarean operation.

“I just learned that even dogs can go through a caesarean operation!”

“You have such limited knowledge. Even rats can go through caesarean operations…”

“Dogs are just like humans. Sometimes, they would encounter dystocia. If their dystocia is critical, then they can possibly die.”

“It’s so magical. I don’t keep pets, and this is my first time getting to know a pet clinic. I feel like it’s no different than hospitals for humans.”

…

Then, the scene switched back to the pet clinic’s main hall. A young girl in a blue nurse uniform appeared, and Paul continued to introduce, “She’s Yu Yu’s assistant, sis nurse. Let’s get to know her daily job.”

“Sis nurse, what do you usually do for your job?”

The nurse thought seriously for a moment before saying: “I do a lot. I make up prescriptions, I do injections, and I help patients set up intravenous drips. During surgeries, I have to give my boss his scalpels, help him clean the wounds, and help him take out stitches. Oh, and every day before we operate, I have to tidy up the place. Sometimes I even have to walk my boss’s dog!”

“Hey, looks like sis nurse is very unwilling to walk me!” Paul said somberly.

The audience all laughed.

“Hahaha, so she has to walk this narrator dog.”

“There’s no way. She has to walk her boss’s dog.”

“Sis nurse looks as if she’s been mistreated, having to walk the dog.”

“But it does seem like she has a busy job.”

Among everyone’s laughter, the screen turned black, and a line of words described: “The German Shepherd’s owner, Miss Yu, agreed with Vet Yu to a cesarean operation for ‘Fairy’ after three days.”

The next scene was a closeup of a surgery lamp. There was no one to be seen, and the scene didn’t show any blood at all. However, the incoherent voice from that vet with really good-looking eyes just now could be heard:

“Urinal pad, toilet paper, gauze… hemostat, I just opened the stomach… Give me the strings…” A pair of hands wearing medical gloves appeared in the camera, not waiting for the audience to react.

The camera turned, and seven cuties as big as mice could be seen, lying on the cotton cloth in neat rows. Sis nurse was cleaning the dirty spots on their bodies one by one.

“Ahhh, so cute!”

“How can these pups be so small and so cute! Their mommy looks so domineering.”

“Seven at once. I feel like the German Shepherd mommy’s body got emptied all at once…”

“I can only see sis nurse. Sis is so careful and attentive.”

“I want to say this vet has such good-looking hands. It’s unfortunate that they were only on the screen for one to two seconds and flashed through quickly.”

“Initially, I came in because I was so bored. I didn’t think this documentary would get more interesting the more I watch it.”

“No matter the species, every life that got born can touch a person’s soul.”

Paul’s voice appeared again, “Fairy sis is now going to feed her babies. These scenes are inappropriate for children, so we won’t show them to everyone.”

The video screen turned black again, and another line of words appeared: “One day later”.

A young man with a Chinese Garden in his arms rushed in, “He got hit by a car.”

The narrator, Paul, screamed, “His legs seemed to have been crushed. Yu Yu, Yu Yu, come over here.”

Vet Yu, once again, appeared on the screen. The videographer only filmed half of his body, and nothing above his neck was shown. They could only hear his voice, “The situation’s bad. Prepare a surgery now.”

“I’ve visited multiple pet clinics. All of them are either still closed or are unwilling to take him in.”

“Wait, I want to ask. How much will I need to pay? I’ve just started working recently, and I only have 4,500 RMB on my salary card. Just now, the front desk of another pet clinic said they will need 15,000 RMB with such a situation.”

“Here, we only need 1,500 RMB.”

The flying comments in the video instantly increased like mountains of cow hair.

“I’m dropping a like on Vet Yu!”

“Whether he’s handsome or ugly, his style seems very handsome to me.”

“Whoever said they need 15,000 RMB is morally corrupted.”

“The pets medical industry is very violent and morally corrupted indeed. People who have the money to keep pets naturally have the money to send their pets to vets.”

“Godly logic. You don’t need much money to keep a pet. If you manage to save some feast money every month, you will be able to get a cat or a dog.”

“Yeah, yeah. Are the poor not allowed to keep pets now?”

“Since Vet Yu knew this boy was short of money, why didn’t he do all he can to help the pet? Why didn’t he treat the dog for free? 1,500 RMB is still a little expensive.”

“Do you know that this counts as a moral kidnapping? They are opening up a pet clinic; don’t they need to earn money? They are working so hard; are they donating kindness to the society?”

“It’s obvious that this rural dog’s hind-legs have been crushed, and the surgery is at a high level of difficulty. I think 15,000 RMB as the surgery fee is very logical, and this Vet Yu really is being a benefactor.”

…

All the netizens were arguing against each other on the medical fee problem.

The story in the video still continued. The young man had very red eyes, and he awkwardly covered his face with his hands, “Don’t film this part.”

Paul, the narrator, sighed, “Aiya, this bro is almost crying, too.”

The netizens heard him and stopped debating. They continued to watch the video in silence.

Translated by: Sydney

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