Even the Beautiful Blind Airhead Needs to Be a Cannon Fodder?
Ye Man is the real young master in a novel where he is supposed to be the villainous cannon fodder, overshadowed by the protagonist who is loved by all. He is gloomy, insecure, and full of mischief. However, the system notes:
System: Wait, why is he blind?
The system instructs Ye Man to steal from the protagonist, Chi Jue. Full of bravado, Ye Man goes to confront him, only to hear the protagonist’s complicated and helpless voice from behind:
Chi Jue: “Xiao Man, let go of Mr. Xu first.”
Ye Man awkwardly feels the solid chest in front of him.
Ye Man: “Oh no, I’m doomed.”
Next, the system tells Ye Man to drug the protagonist’s fiancé to create conflict between them. After finally locating the room and administering the drug, Ye Man is suddenly grabbed from behind:
Man’s Voice: “Drugging someone right in front of me? Do you think I’m dead?”
Ye Man shrinks back:
Ye Man: “When did you come in?”
Xu Huaiting: “I was here from the start.”
System: : )
It turns out that Ye Man, the beautiful blind little pretender, cannot be the villainous cannon fodder. He is better suited to be cherished and carefully protected.