After Playing the Fool and Marrying the Blind Villain [Transmigration]

After confirming his initial goal of making money through games, Pei Yi immediately began to write out the detailed plans and initial operation models of two small games.

Because he had preparatory experience in the real world, it went well.

In the blink of an eye, they were adequately prepared.

Pei Yi opened the largest game sales and exchange platform in China – Youtu.

This website had the oldest qualifications in the Chinese game circle. Behind every seemingly ordinary account may be a master of game production or even the first party of a game company.

Youtu’s copyright measures were very strict. Backstage support would accurately determine the time of each piece of information submitted by users in order to avoid possible copyright disputes, but one should always be on guard against others who might harm them.

After all, if a game was really stolen and copyright disputes arose, it would be inconvenient for Pei Yi to come forward and resolve it due to his current situation. So he only put out the ‘tip of the iceberg’ of the game at hand, and patiently waited for a customer with discerning eyes to come to the door.

After completing the upload and backup of various data and materials, Pei Yi got up and stretched. “Inspector?”

“Meow-wu~”

Inspector crawled out of the cat nest and stretched its body. It slowly approached its owner, and when it saw the right moment, it charged over and jumped up.

Pei Yi quickly caught it. “Be careful not to fall.”

Don’t look at Inspector’s round little head, its jumping ability and bravery were surprisingly strong. It was still pulling at his trouser legs when he first picked it up, but in just a few days, it dared to jump around.

Inspector grabbed Pei Yi’s hand, and its voice still had a trace of milky coquettishness. “Meow-wu~”

The sun was hiding in the clouds today, and it was not hot, but very comfortable.

Pei Yi glanced at the garden downstairs and rubbed Inspector’s little head. “Let’s go, I’ll take you to the courtyard to play for a while. Don’t stay in the room with me all day.”

With that said, he opened the locked door.

Inspector quickly jumped out of Pei Yi’s arms in excitement, not afraid at all, running a few steps before turning around to urge, “Meow~ meow-wu~”

Truly a detective.

It liked to rush ahead to find the way.

Pei Yi suddenly felt that its name was very appropriate. He smiled and glanced toward Bo Yueming’s bedroom from the corner of his eye, then slowly followed  Inspector to the first floor.

. . . . . .

Although the area of the Bo family manor was large, Pei Yi didn’t go anywhere else casually. He sat on the small foreign stool in the garden, watching Inspector roll around in the grass and bushes.

The wind was gentle and the sunshine was warm, and the trees cast shade. It was very comfortable.

Pei Yi was just letting his mind wander when suddenly, a light sneer sounded out.

“Hehe, isn’t this the famous fool? You’re really ‘married’ to our Bo family, ah?”

“…….”

This visitor was no good.

This idea popped into Pei Yi’s mind, and he quickly cast his gaze over with a hint of scrutiny—

The person who came was wearing an exaggerated and dazzling garment. He looked young but not outstanding, and his long, narrow eyes sized him up viciously. “Pei Yi, what kind of look is that, ah? Don’t you remember me?”

Pei Yi remembered the original owner’s identity, and slightly restrained the vigilance in his eyes.

Thinking he was afraid, the other party kicked open the fence door arrogantly and swaggered into the villa’s private garden. “I accompanied my mother to a foreign country some time ago and didn’t catch up with the excitement at home.”

While he was speaking, Pei Yi already realized the identity of this visitor—

Bo Yueming’s half-brother, and the real ‘little young master’ of the Bo family, Bo Wang.

Back then, Bo Lihong casually abandoned his foreign lover, turned his head and returned to China, and developed a love affair with the daughter of the Chen group. After a year of dating, the two married smoothly at the urging of their elders and then gave birth to a pair of twin siblings.

According to the description in the original book, Bo Wang, as the little young master of the Bo family, very much took after his father, Bo Lihong, who always got what he wanted. He had been pampered lawlessly since he was a child and usually couldn’t wait to engrave the word “arrogant” onto his forehead.

Toward his nominal brother Bo Yueming, he didn’t have a shred of respect for him, and liked to fight against him in all things.

After Bo Yueming’s eye accident, he was the only one in the family who wrote the word “happy” on his face. Hearing that the other party had married a fool, he hurried to witness the joke as soon as he returned.

“Long time, no see, old classmate. I didn’t expect we would become family now. Let me think, what shall I call you?”

Bo Wang walked up to Pei Yi, his words full of ridicule. “Is it Sister-in-law? Or should I call you ‘fool’ like in school?”

Hearing these words, Pei Yi suddenly remembered one more thing—

The wealthy families in the Imperial city were in a circle, not to mention the young masters and young daughters who were around the same age. Before the age of ten, the original owner and Bo Wang in front of him were classmates.

Once, in a school competition, the original owner outperformed Bo Wang. 

Bo Wang, who was used to having the world revolve around him, took it amiss, and from time to time would lead his peers to verbally ‘suppress’ the original owner.

Later, when the original owner briefly returned to school after the drowning accident, Bo Wang took the lead in calling him a ‘fool’ more and more. 

At a very young age, he engaged in schoolyard bullying.

The continuous verbal stimulation worsened the original owner’s condition, and there was no hope of improvement, so he could only learn a little through a tutor.

“……”

Pei Yi thought of this and drew back in disgust.

Not to mention that Bo Yueming and Uncle Kai had a ‘don’t stir up trouble’ rule, as far as he himself was concerned, he didn’t want to get into trouble with this sort of unreasonable young master at all.

This step back fell into Bo Wang’s eyes, and immediately provoked a deep dissatisfaction. “What are you moving back for? I’m talking to you!”

“Tsk, it’s been over ten years, why haven’t you made any progress?”

Bo Wang stepped forward and placed an arm around Pei Yi’s shoulder, squeezing hard as if in demonstration. “Are you so stupid that you can’t speak, or won’t you?”

Pei Yi hated strangers taking liberties the most, not to mention a person like Bo Wang, who had bullied the original owner himself.

He didn’t talk nonsense with the other party, and while no one was around, he grabbed the filthy hand on his shoulder, turned around, and used the same strength to clamp down—

“Hiss, ah!”

Bo Wang’s cry of pain sounded automatically, and in the next second, was interrupted by Bo Yueming’s deep voice. “Bo Wang, what are you doing here?”

Pei Yi was startled when he heard this question from behind.

He quickly released his restraint on Bo Wang and donned a harmless expression, turning to look—

Who knew when Bo Yueming received the news, but he quietly appeared at the side door of the villa’s courtyard. At the same time, Inspector, who hadn’t been seen up until now, also came out from under his feet.

“Meow-wu~”

Bo Yueming lowered his head, then turned his gaze outward again.

He was originally staying in the study on the first floor and speaking with his assistant on the phone, when he suddenly heard Inspector cry out sharply and bite at his trouser leg while pulling it.

Realizing that something was wrong, Bo Yueming even forgot his guide cane and followed Inspector’s cries all the way outside. When he got to the door, he gradually heard Bo Wang’s incongruous remarks.

There was a grayness in his vision, and Bo Yueming couldn’t be sure of the current situation. He squinted his eyes, trying to find Pei Yi’s location. “Pei Yi? What happened with you? Come over.”

Bo Yueming was well aware of Bo Wang’s bad temper. Pei Yi may not have a chance of winning against this person.

Pei Yi slipped away, dashed to Bo Yueming’s side, and whispered aggrievedly, “He’s not good. Yes, yes, he bullied me!”

“…….”

Bo Wang staggered two steps unsteadily, his twisted wrist still in pain, and didn’t expect Pei Yi’s clever little good boy remark.

Fuck!

A fool couldn’t speak reasonably, this wave of face-changing was faster than flipping the page of a book!

Bo Wang tugged at the neckline of his extravagant clothes and immediately grew angry, walking up to Pei Yi in a few steps. “What did you say?”

Inspector seemed to have sensed the visitor’s malice. Fluffing up its fur, it issued a warning, “Meow-wu!”

Pei Yi was afraid it would become stressed, so he quickly picked it up to comfort it. When he got up, his arm inadvertently brushed against Bo Yueming.

Bo Yueming’s eyes shifted slightly, and he reached out to search for a second or two before rubbing Inspector’s head, not certain who he was trying to comfort. “I’m here, don’t be afraid.”

“Heh.”

Seeing the scene in front of him, Bo Wang made a noise of disdain. “Bo’er, don’t act like I bullied them.”

They were clearly half-brothers, but he was so stingy that he didn’t even say “brother.” On the contrary, he called out an impudent “Bo’er,” and thoroughly put the relationship difference on the table.

Bo Yueming withdrew his hand, and his tone was neutral. “You’ve been abroad for over a month, why did you come to me when you returned?”

“I didn’t do anything, I just said a few words and your marriage partner went crazy on me.”

Bo Wang rubbed his aching wrist, his anger undiminished. “Bo’er, don’t blame me for not warning you, this lunatic hasn’t been sick for only a year or two. You’d better keep him locked up, lest he go out and act crazy and lose face for you!”

Pei Yi lowered his eyes, hiding the coldness in the depths of his pupils. In the end, who was the mad dog biting people in private?

“Bo Wang, you don’t need to concern yourself with the people and things in my house.”  Bo Yueming instinctively took half a step forward, his words somewhat protective.

Bo Wang wasn’t afraid of his warning at all. “You’re protecting him?”

He had just come here for a joke this time.

How could he leave without seeing Bo Yueming’s angry expression?

Bo Wang stood where he was. His gaze shifted from Bo Yueming to Pei Yi, and then fell on Inspector’s variegated pupils. “Bo’er, are you raising this black cat? You’ve raised it well, ah.”

As he spoke, he reached out and tried to touch Inspector.

Pei Yi retreated to the side and commented solemnly, “Your hands are dirty.”

“……”

The shunned Bo Wang ground his molars, and forcefully continued his rhetoric, “I hear that the reason why cats have different colored eyes is because they have congenital eye problems?”

“Isn’t this a coincidence?” He pointed to Bo Yueming with a single finger and identified him emphatically, “A blind man.”

In a few words, the ridicule rushed at his face.

Bo Yueming’s expression sank, and a storm that could devour people brewed deep in his eyes.

But Bo Wang was still trying to die, and pointed at Pei Yi and Inspector, “Matched with a fool and a sick cat. Tsk, tsk, isn’t this the best match?”

As soon as these words fell, Inspector suddenly went crazy in Pei Yi’s arms. “Meow-wu!”

It showed its claws at once, and leaped fiercely at Bo Wang’s open neckline to scratch. It made a deep, rough growling sound when it landed, full of wildness, and then ran back to the house in an instant.

“Ah!—”

The burning pain seemed to spread, and Bo Wang held the long blood stain on his chest in disbelief. His face turned from red to green, and the anger rushed straight to his head. “That dead cat!”

Pei Yi saw Bo Wang’s killing intent toward Inspector, so he pretended to be stupid and stopped him before he could enter the house. “You’re not allowed to bully Inspector, it’s a good cat!”

Bo Wang gritted his teeth. “Good cat?”

Certainly.

Pei Yi nodded, and with apparent innocence, dropped a sentence that could choke this person to death—

“En, good cats catch stinky rats~”