It's kinda weird that MC is acting like that, he hasn't lived in this world long enough to be stressed about the idea of meeting a noble, it's just not in our mindset.
The "pressure" people feel in those situations come from their own idea of the power dynamic, which he is foreign to him.

the "I sympathize" would make so much sense then

"this isn't an arrest though ?" bro was flabbergasted

By the time they can realize it's a misunderstanding the two will actually be together lmao

He did not, in fact, lead a peaceful life.

That's not a good lie though ? It's complete BS

Terrifying

Had to make the convenient writing work somehow.

I mean it's still a step forward, they're becoming sentient 👍

with his simp ideology, like if a girl is malicious it's because someone did something, like no shit

It's not worth your life bro 😭

Luna boutta become an onah*le

This is so cringe

His classmates are stupid for driving him out.
The only right choice would have been to kill him.

Happy birthday best girl!

How can you compare the titling standard of a popular serialized series and one that was posted in a sea of copycats ? A place where the only function of the title is to describe the premise (not only because it's the best way to attract attention but also because it's the only thing they have : they often don't have the whole story laid out and even if they do, putting a one word title will get them stuck at the bottom of the 16th search page).
What's lazy is your thinking, you keep talking about your expectations regarding the title without even considering that your interpretation of it depends on the context (format, culture and language) in which you discovered it, which is different from where it originated.
As for why she was reincarnated as a blind girl, her eyes being the main mystery of the story, I can't believe you're even expecting an explanation in the early stages.

The expectations given by the title are different in the original publication context.
Similarly, people keep memeing on authors that make long ahh titles, but when you know where the WNs are posted and how they are found, it makes total sense, there's just close to no place for one liners or eponyms, and they have to quickly explain the premise because it's the only thing the title can reasonably convey.
I do get what you're feeling, but it's important to point out that it's more often than not our own misplaced expectations due to a nonstandard discovery medium.

Peak racism lmao

How is it wrong ? She got reincarnated as a blind girl in another world.
The title doesn't say "Learning how to live with my blindness in another world", because it's clearly not even the focus of the story, it's likely part of the special eyes plot and the author put it in the title because it was a welcome variation to the trope.

Perception and constitution are simply circumstances, the point was that it's the PREMISE, aka, what SEEMS (real or not) to be at the START of the STORY (world building is in the author's hands, not yours). The "random divine intervention" is most likely not random at all considering the fact that she is REINCARNATED (WHICH IS A DIVINE INTERVENTION) and the fact that it wasn't explained in the first chapters is NOT grounds to disparage it as "lazy writing".
That aside, the writing isn't exceptional by any means, but your complaints are unfounded.
You're the one who put too much weight on your own idea of what the title described and got disappointed as a result, those authors are pretty literal with the way they make titles.
I got isekai'ed, and happen to be a blind girl. It's not about the blind girl experience, it's about the isekai.