Among a hundred blind people, a one-eyed person becomes their leader or king. The blind people also show affection and respect towards the one-eyed person.

This couplet means that in a group of a hundred blind people, even a one-eyed person is considered a king. And naturally, the blind will look up to and trust this one-eyed individual. It highlights how a small advantage or even a slight capability can make someone seem superior and influential among those who have none. When everyone around lacks a certain skill or understanding, even a slightly capable person can easily take charge and gain respect. It's a reminder that sometimes, it's not about being perfect, but simply being better than nothing at all.