1. Wedge: Gong becomes an orphan
There was a sudden change in the royal family. The infant seventh prince Lin Ye was taken out of the palace by his loyal servant. He was chased on the way. The loyal servant was seriously injured and entrusted him to a farmer couple. He died himself. Lin Ye became anonymous from then on and was named "Aye".
2. Childhood: darkness
The adoptive parents found that Lin Ying had no background to rely on and his true nature was exposed, so they regarded him as free labor. Aye had neither food nor clothing nor warmth since he was a child. During the day, he herded cattle, chopped firewood, and did heavy work, and slept in the woodshed at night. He was beaten and scolded if he was not careful. The only consolation was the half piece of jade pendant with the word "Lin" engraved on it left by his loyal servant.
3. Youngster: Hold back and accumulate strength
During the hardship, Aye secretly observed farmers hunting and traders settling accounts, and taught himself literacy and boxing (imitating the movements of hunters for self-defense). His character became taciturn but mentally tough. At the age of 15, he was kicked out of the house for resisting the beatings of his adoptive father. He relied on odd jobs and hard labor to survive.
4. Turnaround: Jade Pendant Shimmer
When he was 18 years old, Aye was bullied by gangsters in the market. During the fight, his jade pendant with the character "Lin" in the character "Lin" fell off. He was seen by the old royal family members passing by (the loyal servants who protected him at the time). The old men recognized the pattern of the jade pendant, followed Aye quietly, verified his identity and informed him of his life experience.
