Married to the Blind President, She Is Sweetly Obsessed

“My Xuexue has come to find me; I would give you my life to play with.” Rumor has it that the second young master of the Gu family, Jingchen, is a blind man who is ugly in appearance, foul-tempered, eccentric, and not long to live, often referred to as a monster. His mother, Zhen Meili, went to a temple to burn incense and learned that he must marry a woman whose birth date and time are compatible with his in order to survive. Ultimately, Zhen Meili found the Mo Family’s older sister, Qiu Ling. Qiu Ling was terrified, afraid, and disgusted, so the Mo Family decided to have their second daughter, Mo Xue—who was not favored by her father—marry in her place. With her tragic background, Mo Xue had no choice but to marry the rumored blind young master in place of her older sister. She thought she was stepping from one cage into another, only to unexpectedly discover that the rumored ugly second young master was actually stunningly handsome and the owner of the Lido Palace. The blind young master gave her the utmost respect and affection. She was his redemption, a beam of light in his darkness; he regarded her as a gift sent to him by heaven. Jingchen said: “Xue’er, years ago you stepped into my world carrying a beam of light. Now that my eyes are healed and I can see the world clearly, I find that this world is not even half as beautiful as you. I will give you the best life; let’s get married.” That day, the two held the biggest wedding in all of China…