Picture Rais, an adventure enthusiast, ready to conquer the snowy slopes. But there's a twist – he's as blind as a bat without his glasses. Gen, his skiing-ace girlfriend, had been teasing him about joining her on the mountain for ages. Finally, after much procrastination, a little bullying, and a pair of borrowed goggles, Rais reluctantly agreed to take the plunge.

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As they reached the snowy wonderland, Gen effortlessly swooshed down the hills like a snow angel, while Rais resembled a newborn deer on ice. His spectacular tumbles and faceplants provided the onlookers with prime entertainment. After numerous fails, he finally dared a real slope.

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Surviving a near-death experience on the chairlift, he finally arrived at the beginning of his first green slope. After much hesitation, he went for it.

Every turn felt like a blind date with destiny, and every fall came with a side of snowflakes down his jacket. Cursing his eyesight and every ski lesson he had ever missed, Rais kept on going, determined to reach the bottom in one piece. 

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When he finally did, the mix of exhaustion and triumph on his face could’ve easily been mistaken for the aftermath of a wild party rather than a ski run.

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Despite the visual rollercoaster, Rais was surprisingly determined. He felt a surge of confidence. He wanted to match Gen’s elegance, and in his mind, he was the next ski sensation. In a brave attempt to keep up with his ski goddess girlfriend, Rais decided to trail her into the mystical forest, where his vision faced its most formidable opponent yet—trees.

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As if by divine intervention, he smacked straight into a tree. The tree stood its ground, but Rais wasn't as resilient. Reality hit him like a snowball to the face, leaving him with a broken arm and a bruised ego.