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Don’t Mess with That Office Worker, He’s a Seeing-Through Miracle Doctor
Don’t Mess with That Office Worker, He’s a Seeing-Through Miracle Doctor Plot:
Lin Mo, a regular office worker pulling all-nighters, seems sleepy and unassuming at first glance. No one knows he has a supernatural ability to see through human bodies and diagnose illnesses — a disguise he adopted as a reclusive miracle doctor to avoid unnecessary trouble. When his exploitative boss bullies colleagues and they suffer from unexplained ailments, Lin secretly helps them with his gift, but attracts the attention of a business rival who covets his ability. When the boss forces him to “fix” a secret flaw of a partner for a project, Lin drops his disguise, defeats the greedy ones with his medical skills and working-class grit, and the mysterious medical book in his desk drawer reveals his true past.
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