The bear's cub and Hua Ying, the blacksmith's daughter, played together as children.
Later, the blacksmith worried that his daughter might grow close to the cub, so he moved away.
But the cub could never forget Hua Ying. He eventually found her and was gravely injured saving her. He couldn't speak human language, though, and he was still a wild man.
She met Jiang Sang, the handsome and dashing eighteenth prince of Youxiong, and fell in love at first sight. But she had only seen Jiang Sang once, and he had no idea Hua Ying even existed. Hua Ying knew Jiang Sang's name, but didn't know who he was.
The wild man was taken in as a disciple by Gui Cong, an immortal swordsman who lived far from the world, and was given the name Chi You. Chi You learned to become human. He went to Hua Ying's home and became the apprentice of her father, the blacksmith Zao Gang. Hua Ying mistook Chi You for Jiang Sang and was willing to fall in love with him…
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.
