The wealthy man's wife gave birth to a child, this boy, while other concubines only bore daughters.
Many of the family assets had no heir to inherit them; incense ceremonies for inheritance were held, and yet the sole boy was frail and sickly.
The wealthy man followed the monk's advice and allowed the monk to take his son away; this monk was from a temple deep in the mountains of Ben Continent.
As a child arrived at the temple, due to fragile health, he couldn't train in martial arts like the other secular disciples.
Others, from dawn until dusk, besides chanting the necessary scriptures, carried water, chopped wood, and practiced martial arts with their senior brothers and uncles.
They carried water by hand, assuming horse stance over wooden stakes, practicing Qinggong, training physiques.
When the boy entered the temple, he followed the master, engaging only in light work like chanting scriptures, his study seemed weak and enervated.
