the victim was a gay man who married and had a child but he had an extra-marital affair with a man. There are no winners in this situation. No right and wrongs, it's a grey area. But I found all the characters to be very pitiful and it was actually VERY SAD in the very end when the lovers were separated by life and death. I've read countless, and I do mean countless, police type books and sometimes, I'm amazed how cases like these, no matter how predictable it can be at the end, can still really tug at the heart strings.

they act separately for this case. As in, Cheng Yan has no idea Hua An is even involved in anything, to him, Hua An is just the convenience store owner. Not sure when it will be revealed because I do like it better when they work hand in hand knowingly (since will get more screen time together) than Hua An just randomly dropping the hints to Cheng Yan.

there are other people around the main characters that express interest in them. For example, that forensic person next to Cheng Yan, Su ke? Definitely interested. And then Hua An's partner friend, Yan Yu too. BUT In recent chapter, Hua An mentions that the friend is not interested in him, but just in a family sense (but he sure darn acts interested to me!). But fret not with these love rivals because they are clearly only interested in each other and it's actually very cute. Especially how Cheng Yan kept coming back, small jealous moments and actively making moves like going to Hua An's house to cook. Like, he's actually DOING SOMETHING.

our gong blindness because of he wants to see his dead father, and Yan Jun give it. And actually both main Chara are a remnant soul of two God.

The part which is lacking, the MC's personality is witty but kind of frustrating? It falls into the problem with mainstream series, with the cold and morally gray protagonists. There isn't much excuse for why he denies assistance so often aside from his personality (I would mind if he was just being 'cute' to one of his friends, but there is no difference between his best friend, his family member and his love interest), for one thing his disability is an inconvenience, there is no way to write around it. And you can still make it a positive reading experience.

There are two things about it: it's jarring to read how the MC doesn't care much about his own well-being. The example of having several burn marks from preparing food. Even clumsy people would still try to take precautions once they done it, and for it to happen several times. And that leads into another thing, there is some leeway for the love interest who is just getting to know him, but his own family member and best friend treat him delicately. Equality is about making it so that everyone has equal opportunities and to make things accessible to a person regardless of their being. You'd think he be comfortable receiving assistance from his younger sibling, though the author does make it a 'cute' relationship.

There is a strange thing about it too. This book was published in 2020. Where are the seeing-assistance apps? (I do like how he utilizes ghosts but I really do feel the Blind Protagonist thing was just added lightly.) And another discrepancy that is different from reality, unless our MC is deliberately written to be clumsy, but that doesn't seem the case as he seems resourceful enough to catch himself. In certain circumstances, a person's proprioception (sense of space), would gain familiarity with their surrounding with active engagement. I don't see why he needs to be assisted to places, though it's seems to be a personality trait of MC's best friend, making him a considerate stalking horse.

It isn't the worst, but there is no shame in asking for assistance. In fact a person should be ready to utilize it. Another point would be gained if MC gained his unique constitution, and his disability but it seems he has always been that way. There is also a twisted feeling. I like shameless protagonists, and being pushy in love is fine- but I suppose that's just because I'm used to dead fish seme protagonists. I just don't like the clumsy written aspects of his disability, because he's looking to pursue a relationship (which is really sweet) but making the other party concerned about MC's well being sounds like a more worrisome relationship.