The Marquis's Blind Maid

The blind bondservant girl x the heir who pursues his wife

Everyone said that if Lai Sui'an had not been born a bondservant in the marquis's manor, she would have died long ago simply because she was blind.

The eldest young master Wen Changgeng was preparing for the imperial examination and needed peace and quiet. Since a blind girl could not harbor any ulterior thoughts, the old madam placed her by his side and asked her to do only simple tasks.

At first, Wen Changgeng found her troublesome. Though the maid was beautiful, what use could a blind girl be?

But gradually, he discovered that whenever he could not make sense of a passage in his studies, Lai Sui'an's casual remarks would clear the clouds and reveal the mist. Among all the servants, only the ink she ground flowed most smoothly.

Why did being near her make him so restless?

After a female doctor of modern literature died suddenly, she became a blind bondservant in an ancient marquis's manor. Lai Sui'an was initially desperate.

When the old madam ordered her to serve the eldest young master, who was about to take the imperial examination, she came alive again: this was an excellent opportunity to learn about the ancient examination system!

So what if she was blind?

With knowledge enough to fill five carts, how could she fail to find a way to make a living?

But why had the eldest young master of the marquis's manor been appearing beside her so often lately?

Even after her family successfully redeemed their freedom and left the manor, he still refused to stop pursuing her.

Did he not know that there could be nothing between them? Why was he so persistent?