Ji Jingyun, the commander of Shui Yuntian, met a newborn baby who had lost his parents during a day trip. Remembering the pain of losing his parents when he was young, he took the child back to Bieyuan to raise him. There were several life and death separations between their master and apprentice, and the young disciple Ji Feiyang was very dependent on his master. When Feiyang was ten years old, something happened to Shui Yuntian. Ji Jingyun was afraid that he would harm the child, so he wanted to find a way out for his good disciple, so he reluctantly sent the child to Long Yuesheng, the president of the medicine shop in the Long Family Courtyard. The Long family couple was deeply kind to Ji Jingyun, and recognized Feiyang as the eldest son of Long. Feiyang did not want to leave his master, and was heartbroken. . . .
Intention: The relationship between master and disciple is deep, why should we be close by flesh and blood?
