Chen Ying lands his dream job at the Forestry Bureau as a wildlife rescuer after earning his master's degree and acing the civil service exam. What should have been straightforward work—treating animals and enjoying the company of cute creatures—transforms into chaos the moment he rescues a leopard with two cubs. The leopard's closest companion turns out to be a giant panda. But there's a catch: the panda is pregnant with twins and suffering from inflamed gums that prevent her from eating bamboo. Chen Ying finds himself calling an emergency dentist at midnight to perform fillings, cleanings, and prenatal care for an expectant panda. The mountain's animal network buzzes with the news—a two-legged veterinarian has arrived who can handle any medical crisis. The woodland rumor mill works fast. Being perpetually single isn't a medical condition that needs treatment. So why are forest creatures suddenly interested in arranging introductions between Chen Ying and their domesticated friends? Perhaps it's worth entertaining the idea. Somehow, word reaches every corner of the country's animal community: the bipedal vet stationed at Apmu Township's rescue center possesses the magical ability to cure loneliness. Animals begin arriving with matchmaking hopes. Chen Ying desperately needs to set the record straight. He's a veterinarian, not a dating service. Can nobody just keep this quiet?