After the Little Blind Man's Substitute Marriage

| Timid, cowardly blind bottom x Obsessive, aloof, fiercely protective fox top |

| Mutual devotion |

| The second male lead has a slight element of coercive control |

After an accident left him blind, Qing Yuan went from being a young master's companion to a blind man everyone could bully.

The mountain god was enraged and demanded that Mingcang Town offer up a bride, or the whole town would face utter destruction.

The local wealthy families refused to give up their own children, so they dressed the fallen Qing Yuan as a bride and sent him in their place.

On the day of the wedding, Qing Yuan wore his bridal gown.

There were no drums or sedan bearers. He walked alone into the mountains, gripping his walking stick.

He never expected that the mountain god who took his hand would be a stunningly beautiful, aloof man.

That night, Qing Yuan curled into a ball and hid in a corner, afraid the mountain god would mistreat him.

But the mountain god only squeezed his palm and said, "No one will ever dare bully you again."

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At first, Qing Yuan didn't believe the mountain god.

Until one day, he woke up beside the bed and felt a fluffy tail wagging happily in his palm.

Qing Yuan: ?

Xi Yun: .

...The mountain god was a fox!

What's more, he did all the housework, serving Qing Yuan delicious dishes and building a little home just for the two of them.

As the days passed, Qing Yuan's blindness was cured, but the fox had vanished without a trace.

Grimly, he gazed at the horizon, knelt in deep prostration, and at last drew a celestial being down before him. The immortal sighed, twirling a flower: "Humans and yaoguai belong to different worlds. Why cling to this?"

"I have to." Qing Yuan looked up at the immortal, Xi Yun's image seemingly reflected in his eyes. "I have to cling to him."

"If the immortals would take pity on me and let me see Xi Yun once more... please tell him that I'm still in the mountains, waiting for him to come home."

Theme: Care for people with disabilities. The responsibility to bridge the gap between humans and yaoguai belongs to everyone.