After the Obsessive Sword God's White Moonlight Faked Her Death

Synopsis: A Ruo knew she was a substitute. Her master and husband, Chen Chaomu, had always treated her as a replacement for the woman he loved. On the day she died saving Chen Chaomu, A Ruo lay in his arms and smiled with relief. "Master, I know the only woman you love is the one named Miao Miao. But you gave me my life, and the kindness you've shown me was real. So I have no regrets about dying to save you today. But if there's another life, let's not meet again..." She closed her eyes, carrying her resentment and regret with her, never expecting to fall into a rift in time and space... She returned to the past, five hundred years ago, with injured eyes. Chen A Sheng, an outer disciple of the Shanhe Sword Sect, found her and took her home. She was a little blind girl who couldn't see, and he was a useless boy who couldn't cultivate. They depended on each other in a shabby thatched hut. She was always cold at night, so A Sheng gave her their only quilt and shivered with cold himself. She loved the sunshine, so every day A Sheng led her by the hand to bask in it in the backyard. When she fell gravely ill and coughed up blood, he believed someone else's folk remedy and decided to dig out his own spiritual root to cure her... The blood on his hands sent A Ruo into a panic. She wept as she pulled him into her arms, finally understanding that she had fallen in love with him long ago. Even with little time left to live, she still wanted to spend the rest of her life with him. But after their wedding night, he held her in his arms and said, "You won't tell me your name, but I can't keep calling you Little Blind Girl forever. You can't see, yet you always cry, as if you were made of water. I'll give you a nickname: Miao Miao. How does that sound?" 1. A tortured romance between a possessive Sword God and his beloved little disciple, and a mutual rescue story between a useless boy and a little blind girl. 2. The male lead isn't a scumbag, he's had a tragic life and never had a substitute. It's a misunderstanding. There is no groveling pursuit after a breakup, and both leads love each other in a painfully self-effacing way. Theme: Love is the best salvation