The Blind Fake Young Master Is Weary of Life, but the Tycoon Insists on Spoiling Him

Lin Qing raised her hand and gently brushed it across her neck, her voice ethereal: "Without you, I should be free." The man was about to speak when he suddenly realized and said, "Well, it's good that I went early." "We almost let a little blind child go free." 🥺🥺🥺🥺It's really good. It's about redemption, companionship, and love.

I've been reading this for a long time, and it's really, really, really good. I always felt it was irresponsible to write a review after only reading a few chapters, but it's just so good that I couldn't help but write one. 🤦 If I only looked at the synopsis, I wouldn't have clicked on this story. I saved up for a long time, intending to read all the angst in one go.

So good! The beginning was so dramatic, it really gripped my heart. My Qingqing is so outstanding, and those awful Lin family members started putting on airs after she went blind! They got taught a lesson by President Fu! Serves them right! President Fu is falling for her, and he's getting hurt again and again. I hope Qingqing gets better soon, and I hope the author updates a lot! Sending you love! ❤️

It's really good; I love the slow-burning, gradual development of the story. The romance develops slowly, which perfectly reflects Lin Qing's personality and her difficult childhood, leading to her wariness and distrust of others. Lin Qing, the 193cm tall dog, and every other character are all vividly portrayed, perhaps due to the emphasis on their inner thoughts and constantly evolving inner…

It's a great read. It has the kind of "real and fake young master" plot that I hate the most, because it represents frustration. But this one is an exception. The real young master, who's somewhat scheming, and his unscrupulous adoptive parents rarely cause trouble.

It's roughly like, "Some love is like light teaching shadows to sprout." 💕This book is great! It's an atypical forced love story between a wildly arrogant, domineering "three-month-old brother" and an atypical, aloof, highly intelligent, sickly "little blind man." You won't regret investing in it!!! The cheeky, cheeky seme and the shy, easily angered uke—just lock them together, okay?

It's a great read. It starts with a forceful takeover, but after about ten chapters, the protagonist realizes his feelings. Xiao Qing is awkward and world-weary, but Fu accepts everything about her. It's actually a very redemptive story. I really love it and have already read it twice!

This is incredibly well-written! The protagonist is independent and always makes his own decisions about his life. I've read many similar stories before, but the protagonist often becomes a little dependent on the other protagonist later on. It's not that this is bad, but I feel that people should live for themselves. If you rely on someone else for support, what if they're gone?

Their story is quite touching. Initially, their love was like heat transfer in physics, a transfer of affection arising from the difference in the care they received. Later, Lin Qing, through Tong Man and the care he received, truly understood love, and only then did their love begin to flow to each other. I think their story is a story of redemption.

Overall, it's really good! It was so good that I finished it in one day. However, the later part was really heartbreaking; maybe my emotional tolerance is too low. But it was sweet again after the misunderstanding was cleared up! The interactions in the beginning were also very sweet!