The Little Blind Boy Is Reborn and Won’t Run Away Anymore

Absolutely amazing! Super good, incredibly sweet, and not a mindless saccharine romance. The first five chapters, the revised version, brought me to tears. The writing is excellent, very immersive, and the plot doesn't drag. Both characters are articulate, knowing how to explain misunderstandings and actively showing love and care.

I highly, highly, highly recommend this book! After much effort, I finished the whole thing. It's such a healing book, about two people reborn and mutually redeeming and healing each other. Why do I say that? Even though Jiezi is blind, she still succumbs to Dong Ge's gentle advances, her love seeping into her very being over time.

I finished reading it in two days. I don't usually like sweet romance novels, but this one had delicate and just-right emotional descriptions that didn't feel cloying. Most importantly, I really liked Jiezi's character. Although he was insecure and sensitive in his past life, he felt Dong Yi's wholehearted love. In this life, he is honest and straightforward.

It's very sweet. The first eighty chapters are great, but after eighty chapters it gets a bit boring because the two main characters have already confessed their feelings for each other, and it's basically just everyday life. I feel like it would be better to have more scenes featuring the secondary couple later on so it wouldn't get tedious. I skimmed through the later chapters and finished it quickly. I hope the protagonist's eyes will see a really, really good and heartwarming ending.

So sweet! Jiezi's little gestures are adorable, and Dong Yi really understands her so well. They both know each other so well, and their interactions are so cute and sweet. Later on, I thought there might be a misunderstanding, but it's quickly revealed that even if the misunderstanding isn't cleared up, Dong Yi can't bear to be truly angry with Jiezi, and the sweetness returns quickly. Indeed, love really does require a loving mindset.

So beautiful! (✧∇✧)❤️ But why wasn't there any writing about what happened after the eye surgery? I really want to know if Jiezi regained her sight, and whether Zhuo and Xiang got together. Author, are you really not planning to write any side stories? (╥╯╰╥)ง

A very good book. Mustard is so cute and gentle, and Yi is very thoughtful. Unlike typical rebirth stories, the events in the early stages are explained properly, without any sudden changes after a sudden show of affection. Both characters love each other in appropriate ways, and the unseen Mustard isn't as weak as imagined. There's no angst; it's a sweet story. Highly recommended!

Classic rebirth story, revenge, clearing up misunderstandings. But the fact that it's a double life is destined to be awesome! Super awesome! It's quite comfortable as a bedtime read. They both adore each other, showing affection in countless small ways. Mustard is amazing! So well-behaved! Their speed and passion are off the charts!!! "Life is meant to be experienced."

I really enjoyed this book. Unlike some novels where disabilities are easily and quickly cured, Jiezi's eyesight is like that of an ordinary person in reality, genuinely healed. Even the ending is wonderful, concluding just before the surgery, leaving behind warm and beautiful imaginings. Jiezi's mind is truly being healed slowly, gradually improving and moving towards the light. It's a very heartwarming and comforting book. 💕💕

I can't take it anymore! Watching this late at night, I'm sometimes covering my face and silently roaring, sometimes screaming and writhing in pain – it's so sweet! The seme is lively and cheerful like a little sun, and the uke is gentle, cute, and obedient, yet inside he's as resilient as a blade of grass. I really love them both so much!