Fan Jin was originally a wild cat living in the deep mountains. He was so tiny when he was born that you couldn't even see him unless you looked closely.

Before he could even open his eyes, he was taken away by someone and thrown into a dark cave.

The cave was deep and quiet, with almost no sound except the chirping of insects. He didn't know where he was or what had happened to him.

He was very hungry, and his meows became weaker and weaker.

He thought he was going to die, when suddenly a piece of meat appeared next to his mouth.

He couldn't see that the piece of meat was bigger than his body.

Fan Jingang was only a few days old, and his teeth were still soft. He couldn't bite the piece of meat, so he stretched out his pink little tongue and licked it vigorously. He was really hungry.

From that day on, he closed his eyes, drank sticky blood, and bit hard meat. Something was always by his side, guarding him and licking his fur.

The kitten's sparse hair gradually grows out and becomes fluffy.

He could see again, and he knew he was in a dark cave, with a cat much bigger than him standing beside him. It could crush him to death with just one claw.

He thought the big cat was his family and slept in its arms all day long.

Even though the big cat's cry was different from his, louder and fiercer. Even though the big cat's fur was snow-white and his was golden.

When his fangs and claws grow out, the big cat will take him hunting.

He has a small mouth and a weak voice, so his prey is not afraid of him and some even want to eat him.

Often the big cat would pin the prey down, and then he would jump on it and bite it.

They lived like this in the mountains for an unknown amount of time. Suddenly, one day, they transformed into bipeds, or what people in the mountains called humans. Their ferocious fangs retracted, and their tails vanished. They could neither outrun nor outfight their prey.

A hunter who lived in the mountains came across them by chance and took pity on them so he took them in. This hunter was very brave and he not only raised big cats and kittens, but also black snakes and white foxes.

The hunter's wife was also very kind. She made clothes for them, taught them how to eat with chopsticks, and taught them how to speak.

The kitten often nestled beside her legs, watching her mend her clothes and mutter to herself.

The kitten was given a name, Fan Jin, after the hunter's surname. The hunter's wife said that Jin's color was very beautiful, just like him, very beautiful, and everyone who saw him would like him.

Fan Jin therefore likes his name very much because he wants others to like him.

They spent some very happy days in the hunter's house, and Fan Jin thought it would continue like this until the white fox made a mistake.

Fan Jin really hated the white fox. Because of her selfishness, she killed the hunter's family and left him homeless.

He followed the white tiger and the black snake back to the cave and began to punish the white fox.

The white fox was cunning and always playing tricks. Most importantly, she had a bad heart. After she escaped, she deliberately lured them into a trap set by humans and toyed with them like toys.

They suffered worse than the monkeys who were captured for performances. Because they were wild animals, they were treated more cruelly. In those day-to-day abuses, they lost half their lives.

Later, they were rescued by their owner.

Oh no, it’s the boss. The powerful wolf next to them doesn’t allow them to call him master.

Fan Jin was lazy and was always beaten by his older siblings because he didn't like hunting at all. He loved the free and unfettered life in the mountains, but he also loved the fun things to do down there.

He followed his boss and lived with his brothers and sisters. He had food, drink, entertainment and a home, and he was happy every day. He thought that this life would never change until his eldest brother was away doing business all day.

He hadn't seen his elder brother for a long time and missed him a little, so he sneaked into the city to find him.

He saw his elder brother busy in and out, not having time to talk to him. When his elder brother finished, he wanted to run over and sit on his shoulders like before. But then he saw his elder brother smiling and walking towards another person.

He knew that he should call this person "sister-in-law." The eldest brother and sister-in-law lived together in the city and had a new home.

Fan Jin ran out of the city again.

The boss told him that since his eldest brother got married, he would no longer be able to sleep in his eldest brother's room. Although he didn't know why, he was very sad.

He was so cold when he slept alone.

Winter came, and the elder sister began to hibernate. Fan Jin stayed beside her for a long time, but she did not wake up.

He didn't wait any longer and ran to the inner courtyard, wanting to play with the young master.

The owner was holding a bunch of cleaned wool in her hands, wondering what she was doing. She leaned against the back of two wolves, one large and one small, who were curled up together sleeping. They looked very comfortable.

Fan Jin hesitated for a moment, then turned and left.

The wolf king would not let him sleep on his bed because he had a strong sense of territory.

Outside the house, fine snowflakes fell, covering the kitten's footprints, and no one knew he had been there.

Fan Jin didn't know where to go, so he ran and ran until he arrived at Wangjiazhuangzi.

Fan Jin was as familiar with this place as ever. He swaggered into the kitchen and stole a chicken. Then he went to the room with the furry blanket.

The cold wind was blowing outside, and he was so frozen that his nose was red.

He jumped up, jumped onto the couch, curled up into a ball, and pulled the blanket to cover himself, leaving only his round cat head exposed.