When Yin Jinxuan was little, his father told his fortune: He would have no parents or children, would shut his heart to love, and was destined to grow old alone. He was born to be a fortune-teller.
Yin Jinxuan first met Jing Nanyun in a run-down alley, where Jing was beating a gang of thugs until they were sprawled on the ground, groaning. A tall, scruffy-looking boy charged in to help, full of righteous fervor. Yin’s sharp tongue let slip a secret of fate, and that was how they met.
Jing Nanyun dropped out of college to start a business. He struggled his way up, learned to get along with everyone, and achieved some success. But one project landed him in trouble with a local gang. At the critical moment, Yin Jinxuan unleashed his full strength and rescued Jing from the people surrounding him. That was how they began keeping each other company.
The presence of Jing’s first love made Yin Jinxuan’s unrequited love especially difficult. At last, heartbroken and despairing, he left.
Only after losing him did Jing Nanyun realize who he truly loved. He went all out to win him back, stopping at nothing as he embarked on the road to getting his wife back.
Those immature feelings had to be tempered before they could be worthy of someone so wonderful.
Jing Nanyun: The first time we met, you said I was going to have a bloody disaster.
Yin Jinxuan: It was the truth.
Jing Nanyun: The second time we met, you told me to get you something to eat.
Yin Jinxuan: I was hungry.
Jing Nanyun: The third time, you barged into my room, said you were tired, and took over my bed.
Yin Jinxuan: I was tired.
Jing Nanyun: Then the fourth time...
Yin Jinxuan: I was just giving you a chance.
Jing Nanyun: Was I being played this whole time?
Yin Jinxuan: Heh... I make my own fate; Heaven doesn't decide it for me...
It's okay, I like Master Yin