My Rival Went Blind, So Now I'm Looking After Him [Competitive Sports]

A brooding, aloof bad-boy type who went blind in an accident, and a cheerful, optimistic little rascal with a mischievous streak. A blind runner and his guide runner. Please add my next sports novel to your reading list. The blurb is on my homepage: Chen Du, Open the Door. It features two male leads who both practice sanda. Synopsis: Su Zisa’s fiercest rival, Yan Yiqian, has gone blind! When everyone thought he would be cheering, he panicked. From the age of ten to fourteen, Su Zisa was still called Wen Rang. He and Yan Yiqian, who was the same age, were both student athletes specializing in running. They were evenly matched, arrogant in their youth, and neither ever yielded to the other. They had never once had a proper conversation. Su Zisa thought Yan Yiqian was a poser, so aloof he barely seemed human, always putting on airs like he was heaven’s chosen one. That was why Su Zisa especially wanted to see him humiliated after losing to him. But he only wanted to see Yan Yiqian humiliated after a fair loss on the track. He didn’t want to see him mocked for going blind! As it happened, Su Zisa was also in a recovery period, so he immediately volunteered to take care of Yan Yiqian. His rival couldn’t be blind, not on his watch. No one in the world was allowed to insult him except Su Zisa! He’d protect him! And so Su Zisa, who hadn’t spoken to Yan Yiqian in years, showed up at his side with his luggage. The man who had once been so dazzling had become a broken wreck. He sat in a house like a garbage dump without saying a word, his eyes wrapped in thick gauze. He had already driven away several caregivers and had completely given up on himself. “Hi, I’m Su Zisa.” Su Zisa crouched in front of his former rival, unconcerned about being recognized. Not only had he changed both his surname and his given name, but he had also gone through puberty and the voice change. He was a completely different person now, both in height and voice. The next moment, Yan Yiqian lifted his bowed head slightly. “Wen Rang?” “Huh? You must have mistaken me for someone else.” Su Zisa immediately denied it. Taking advantage of his rival’s helplessness, he grabbed his face and squeezed it freely. “You may be aloof, but you’re still at my mercy. Hi, handsome, you’re so handsome! Want me to help you to the bathroom? I’m a very thoughtful caregiver!” No one around them believed Yan Yiqian would recover. Everyone expected him to throw Su Zisa out. Yet before long, Su Zisa was taking him outside to bask in the sun. Not long after that, Yan Yiqian returned to the track he loved and began training as a blind athlete. And the guide runner holding his hand as they ran together was Su Zisa. Su Zisa took diligent care of his rival every day. He refused to let Yan Yiqian sink into despair. He wanted him back on the track, bigger and stronger than ever! Of course, he also took every opportunity to get handsy, touching and kissing him and taking him to bed. He loved seeing that icy face try to hide its pleasure. He wasn’t worried about being found out, either. After all, Yan Yiqian would never regain his sight. More than half a year later, Yan Yiqian regained his sight... Notes: * This is part of a sports series, but you can read it without reading the other books. * My homepage has all kinds of sports novels. Feel free to add them to your reading list and enjoy. * I want to say more. I’m a chatterbox, but I can’t think of anything to say. * I drew the cover myself! Theme: The boy who slays the dragon will never become a dragon himself