Does the Pretty Little Blind Guy Have to Be Cannon Fodder Too?

Ye Man is the villainous true young master in a novel about a beloved, universally adored fake young master. He is gloomy, insecure, and full of schemes. He... System: Wait, how is he blind? The System tells Ye Man to steal something from the protagonist, Chi Jue. Ye Man charges in to pin him against the wall and unleashes a string of threats. The protagonist’s complicated, exasperated voice comes from behind him. “Xiaoman, let go of Mr. Xu first.” Ye Man stiffly feels the hard chest in front of him. Oh, crap. The System tells Ye Man to drug the protagonist’s fiancé and seduce him, creating a rift between them. After finally finding the right room and slipping the drug in, someone grabs him from behind. A familiar voice, half amused, says, “You’re drugging him right in front of me. Do you think I’m dead?” Ye Man hunches his shoulders. “W-when did you come in?” Xu Huaiting: “I was here from the start.” System: :) Ye Man knows he’s beautiful, and that he’s pitiful. He’s always used those two things to his advantage, and it’s never failed him. The first time Xu Huaiting sees him, Ye Man is putting on a little green-tea act, crumpled weakly on the ground, clutching his left hand and crying as pitifully as can be. Xu Huaiting sees through his act at a glance and stops in front of him. “Your injury is on your right hand.” Ye Man blankly touches his right hand. There’s a huge cut on it, and blood is running down. For many years to come, Xu Huaiting protects him again and again. “If you want something, just say so. Don’t hurt yourself again.” It turns out that a pretty blind boy can’t play a villainous cannon-fodder role. He’s only suited to being cherished and carefully cared for in someone’s hands. A pretty little liar who pretends to be pitiful, though he really is pitiful x a powerful, influential top who’s utterly captivated by the pretty little liar and aches for him Theme: Love can heal anything