blindness

Zaiden's parents were killed when he was just 10 years old in a brutal attack, leaving him with nothing. Fueled by a desire for revenge, he pushed himself relentlessly in training, determined to grow stronger. Yet, this intense drive led him to strain his body beyond its limits—even as a young boy—and he went blind because of it. His family abandoned him, and he became a beggar, struggling through a haggard life. All the while, he desperately sought a cure for his blindness, but the final key was elusive: he needed tears of true love. However, love was something he never found. Every woman he met mocked him, dismissing his dreams—until one day, he received an unexpected call. "Your lord, we have awaited you all these years. We deserve punishment for taking so long." "Your lord, ten billion dollars is now in your account." Around this time, Zaiden met Cynthia, a blind woman with a modest and kind spirit. He resolved to protect her, to find a cure for her blindness as well as his own, and to give her the world—if only she could be the one to offer him the true love he needed to finally restore his sight. {This story has captivated millions of readers. Will you be one of them?}.

It wasn't easy for Celio Hawthorn to live as the third son of a Marquis with his blindness and the fact that he was the child of a servant. He spent his time studying, avoiding martial arts and warfare, even though he was a brilliant strategist. But one day, he discovered a massive betrayal orchestrated by his two older brothers—a betrayal that took the lives of his father, mother, younger brother, and the Marquis title that was supposed to be his. It seemed impossible for him to seek revenge against his two brothers. Until his father bestowed upon him a rare power. A power that allowed him to tear apart reality with an illusion, to change and manipulate it. A power that enabled Celio to see the world and find his enemies. Could he do it? What if his enemies had the same ability as him? (Game of Illusions : Vengeance of the Blind Heir)