Save That Blind Male Supporting Character

Save that blind supporting male character

[The male lead is a psychologist; being blind is fine! The female lead is not the super-smart strong type, so avoid if that bothers you, and the male lead will recover later. Pure love, happy ending]

[Warm and gentle sweet story; an ordinary person stumbling through saving another person; not a satisfying rescue story, and not a logically tight one, so avoid if that bothers you]

Sang Ruo dies suddenly and transmigrates into the last novel she read before she died, a book given to her by a friend. To be honest, after reading novels for twenty years, she had never seen such a melodramatic trash novel!

In it, the blind supporting male character, Su Chi, is gentle and courteous. Aside from not being able to see, he is otherwise perfect in every way. If the heroine doesn’t love him, fine, but why hurt him? First get close to Su Chi, give him a little warmth, make him fall in love with her, then squeeze and exploit him to death, and in the end she leaves him for the male lead. She even forces Su Chi to commit suicide in the end.

After finishing the whole novel, Sang Ruo thinks: she never should have clicked into this.

And Sang Ruo’s mission is simple: save Su Chi.

But by the time Sang Ruo transmigrates, it is already too late. The heroine has already given Su Chi some warmth and used him almost to the point of exhaustion, the male lead has already appeared, and the heroine is preparing to abandon Su Chi.

When Sang Ruo finally finds Su Chi, he is sitting alone on a roadside bench. The male and female leads have already left, and there is no one else around.

Under the streetlight, the lonely figure keeps stretching longer and longer. He lowers his head slightly, his hand constantly reaching out to feel for his white cane. The strands of hair on his forehead sway lightly with his movements, and his lips are pressed faintly together, making him look so lonely and helpless.

Sang Ruo: ! Let her do it!