The young ladies all say that since I’m blind, I’m easy to bully

In the seventh year of the Dali era, a blind young physician arrived at the Ancient Kingdom Academy.

Beneath the white silk covering his eyes was a refined, handsome face, gentle as jade, which drew the admiration and rivalry of several proud daughters of heaven.

What puzzled everyone was that, whether it was the twin sisters of the prestigious Shangguan family in the capital fighting over him, or the princess of the human emperor’s house throwing herself into his arms, his attitude remained calm as still water, untouched and unmoved.

He spent his days cradling a small pink fox, and apart from treating patients, he kept everyone else at arm’s length.