The Little Deaf Man Decided to be Spoiled

Ji Ruan transmigrated into an old-fashioned dog-blood abusive story and became a pitiful little shou who was ab*sed both physically and emotionally after marrying the gong through an agreement. After checking himself, he found out that he had hearing loss, was physically weak and had nowhere to go. Very Good. Ji Ruan leaned back against the hospital bed. Since he was uncomfortable, he was going to lie down for a while. At first, the gong was cold and indifferent, saying, “The agreement will expire in three years. I hope you will leave quietly.” Ji Ruan turned on his cochlear implant and looked tired, asking, “Sorry, I didn’t hear clearly. Could you say it again?” Gong: “…Or maybe you should just rest.” Later, the white moonlight revealed the truth angrily: “Do you think he married you because he loves you? You just look like me. He only loves me!” Ji Ruan fumbled around and mumbled to himself, “Where’s my cochlear implant…” He accidentally fell off the hospital bed, and the monitor alarm rang throughout the hospital. The next second, the gong rushed into the ward with doctors and guards, picked him up and scolded him, “Didn’t I tell you not to get out of bed?!” Ji Ruan blinked his big eyes and stared at his lips blankly. Gu Xiuyi took a deep breath, and his anger disappeared. He leaned down and kissed Ji Ruan’s ear, with lingering fear, “It’s okay, don’t be afraid. I’ll cure you for sure.” Ji Ruan: What are they talking about? Are they done abusing me? When can I go to sleep? Before getting married, Gu Xiuyi thought he was marrying a big troublemaker. It wasn’t until after they got married that he found out what it meant to be a priceless little bundle of joy for generations.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on *The Little Deaf Man Decided to be Spoiled* ### First Impressions Alright, let's dive into *The Little Deaf Man Decided to be Spoiled*. The title alone caught my eye, and the tags promised a blend of fluff, romance, and a dash of drama. I went in expecting a sweet, low-stakes story, and for the most part, that's what I got. However, it wasn't without its quirks. ### What Works Well The core of this novel is the relationship between the MC and ML, and I found myself enjoying their interactions. The ML is undeniably doting, and many readers, including myself, appreciated how he actively tries to fit into the MC's world. The fluff is definitely present, and if you're looking for a heartwarming story with minimal angst, this might be right up your alley. The MC's sassy personality, despite his delicate health, also added a layer of charm that kept me engaged. I liked that both characters maintained their own lives and friend groups outside of the relationship, which made the world feel more real. ### Areas of Concern However, I can see why some readers found certain aspects problematic. The MC's constant illnesses and hospitalizations, while intended to showcase the ML's caring nature, can feel repetitive and even a bit much at times. It occasionally veered into "medical drama" territory, which isn't everyone's cup of tea. The age gap and the power imbalance between the characters are also worth considering. While some might find the pampering cute, others may find it leans towards a somewhat uncomfortable dynamic, especially with the constant descriptions of the MC as "small" and "childlike". Also, the translation quality in some versions appears to be questionable, with some readers reporting issues with pronouns and awkward phrasing. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some reviews mentioned the appearance of a "white moonlight" character, but I found that the conflict was resolved quickly and didn't drag on unnecessarily. The MC's health issues are a major plot point, and the ending seems to imply that the MC's new life is a medical miracle considering his prior life. ### Final Verdict Overall, *The Little Deaf Man Decided to be Spoiled* is a decent read if you're in the mood for something fluffy and low-angst. It's not groundbreaking, but it has its charms. However, be aware of the potential issues with the MC's constant illnesses and the age gap dynamic. If you can look past those, you might find yourself enjoying this sweet and easy-going story. I'd give it a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars.