Accidentally Married The Wrong Blind Date
Native title: 不小心和认错的相亲对象结婚了

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bànzhī lí z
Language:
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Chinese
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Boys Love, Romance
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Devoted Love Interests, Doting Love Interests, Cold Love Interests, First Love, Cute Protagonist, Short Story
Status:
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Completed
Chapter count:
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37
Summary
Lin Ting is blind. Three months ago, his family arranged a blind date for him. It was said that his family conditions were good and the person was good-looking. The only drawback was that he had a bad temper. Lin Ting couldn’t refuse, so he had no choice but to go on a blind date. Unexpectedly, the other party turned out to be much gentler than he imagined. He would hold his hand. He would smile fondly when he accidentally said something wrong, and most importantly, he would be careful to avoid hurting him. Lin Ting got married to him in a daze. Three months later, Lin Ting unexpectedly found out the truth. His supposed blind date ran away at the last minute and he never showed up to...
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ok mixed feelings about this. overall, a really cute love story between two people who suffered traumatic experiences that ended in permanent injuries on the same day in their youths. i kind of wish the story had gone more into that, the coincidence of their accidents happening on the same day and maybe even gone a little supernatural with it idk. i also wish there had been more focus on shen chuhan. ok, we get it, he’s a great guy who loves and takes care of lin ting. but who is he aside from that. hell, what is his job?? (no really, did i miss the reveal or does he just happen to know every other character in this somehow?) the ending kind of threw me off and is what i have the most mixed feelings about. on the one hand, as someone with pretty poor vision, i would love to be able to get surgery to fix it (if i could afford it) so i can understand lin ting’s motive behind wanting the surgery. i do, however, think it would’ve made more sense and would have been better for the story to simply cut that ending out. i don’t feel it was necessary, especially because it was so abrupt at the end and we barely got to see any interaction afterwards. i think the argument that this is pushing a narrative of “curing” disabilities is a valid criticism, though i don’t really see it that way personally as again i would choose the same thing. regardless, the plotline was out of place with the rest of the plot, at least from my point of view. i would’ve preferred to see more of their relationship after marriage and the navigation of their physical relationship because we got to see pieces of that but nothing concrete. again, this was very cute and fluffy, probably unrealistically so, but still i enjoyed it quite a bit. wanted more of some things, and less of others, but a solid 6.5/10 for me i would say.