The "stupid" prince Xue Yanchi was targeted by a blind man.
But he thought the blind man was also a fool.
For example, when he wanted to kill someone, she stopped him in every possible way. She even listed a lot of calendars and chanted them in his ears - and then knocked the person who was about to die by the sword directly into unconsciousness, clearing his memory, and said euphemistically: That's it.
Xue Yanchi:...
It's better to kill him with a knife than to be in such trouble (bushi).
Please see the abbreviated version——
"It is said that seeing is believing and hearing is false, but how can a blind person distinguish between truth and falsehood in this world?"
Aristocratic son vs. Homeless man, Living King of Hell vs. Smiling Tiger
Lightning protection:
I am a cultivator of true spirituality and weirdness, the male protagonist pretends to be a dandy, and the female protagonist is really blind (the kind that cannot be cured)
It's almost a 50-50 split between strong men and strong women, but the female protagonist is more cunning in actual combat.
The male protagonist is not a bad person, but he has no moral bottom line. He is the kind of "kill just kill", but he will not kill for pleasure. Um.
The heroine has a moral bottom line but is relatively low. She is relatively law-abiding, but she is not a normal person.
Intention: Seeing is not believing
