Transmigrated to the Han Dynasty, I Lavish Care on My Blind Husband

Preorder my upcoming books, Don't You Want a Little Fox, Tiger? and The Crippled Groom I Married in Someone Else's Place. Please add them to your favorites! "A Ning, tell him who your husband is." Xiao Hanjin wrapped his arms around Jiang Yining from behind and pinched his chin, forcing him to look at the man in front of them. His eyes were full of smugness and possessiveness. Xiao Hanjin died and transmigrated. The moment he opened his eyes, he found himself in a strange ancient village. The original owner had earned the title of licentiate, and his parents had spoiled him rotten, turning him into an arrogant, lecherous local bully. He had arrived at an unfortunate time: the original owner was already on the verge of death. His family had wanted Xiao Hanjin to marry the girl he fancied to bring him good luck, but they couldn't scrape together a single coin. All they could offer was a sack of coarse rice and a handful of dried vegetables, so they married him off to Jiang Yining, a blind young man from their village. Before losing his sight, Jiang Yining had learned a few characters and had met Xiao Hanjin. When he learned he was to marry him, he agreed, though he was still uneasy. He expected married life to be miserable. But the licentiate who had once been a wastrel had changed completely. He no longer drank or visited brothels, and spent his days figuring out how to make money. He was never even warm toward Jiang Yining. Still, Jiang Yining was grateful to Xiao Hanjin. No matter how late Xiao Hanjin came home from work, Jiang Yining would light a candle and wait for him in the courtyard. He would make him tea and prepare herbal sachets, doing whatever he could. Xiao Hanjin's thinking was simple, too. Now that they were married, he'd support Jiang Yining for the time being. Once he found someone he could entrust his life to, they could divorce. But just as he finally managed to cure the little blind man's eyes and replace his drab clothes with fine, expensive garments, all carefully chosen by Xiao Hanjin himself from head to toe, someone came along to compete for him. How could he let someone else steal the fruit of his labor? "A Ning, tell him who your husband is." "You are. You're my husband." Jiang Yining tilted his head slightly and rubbed his cheek against Xiao Hanjin's hand, deeply attached to him. He was the only one for him. [Warnings] The gong transmigrates into another person's body. No golden finger, but he will make a big splash. The shou is timid and insecure at first, but will grow over time. He is genuinely blind at first, but his sight will recover later. The gong genuinely doesn't like the shou at first, so he may be a little harsh, but he's not a bad person. He'll come around later! [Upcoming Book] Little rabbit spirit x rugged hunter While hunting, a rugged hunter finds a little rabbit that's been bitten. It isn't even as big as his palm, so he applies some medicine and leaves it in the woods. But for some reason, someone keeps leaving things outside his door for days on end. Sometimes it's half a carrot, sometimes a few rotten leaves... The hunter assumes they're left by the village's little troublemakers and doesn't give them another thought. He simply throws them all away. But when he returns from hunting again, he sees a pretty young man standing outside his door. The moment the young man sees him, he looks up at him with a wounded expression and asks tearfully, "Didn't you like the thank-you gifts I brought you? Why did you throw them all away?" Theme: Though the eyes may be blind, the heart can still see the splendor of the world and love.