In the quaint town of Li yees City, an extraordinary friendship blossomed between two boys, Hussain Abid and Gulzar Hussan. Despite their differing socio-economic backgrounds - Hussain Abid hailed from a humble home, while Gulzar Hussan's family was affluent - their bond remained unbreakable. However, their friendship was not without its challenges. Gulzar's father disapproved of their relationship, desiring his son to study abroad, away from Hussain's influence.
One fateful day, Gulzar discovered that Hussain and his family had vanished without a trace. The news left him devastated, and he wept uncontrollably, feeling betrayed by his friend's sudden departure. Determined to reunite with Hussain, Gulzar convinced his father to allow him to travel to Li yees City, a place they both cherished. However, his father refused, prompting Gulzar to devise a plan. He assumed a new identity, Ahsan Haider, and set out for Li yees City, leaving behind a fake persona to study abroad.
Meanwhile, Hussain Abid's life had taken a drastic turn. Orphaned and left for dead by Gulzar's father, he was rescued by the enigmatic Master Si-kun, a renowned martial artist. As Hussain recovered under Master Si-kun's care, he recounted his tragic tale, including the heart-wrenching letter from Gulzar, declaring their friendship impossible due to their differing social statuses.
Consumed by grief and anguish, Hussain's health began to deteriorate. Master Si-kun, sensing his distress, administered a medicine to erase his painful memories. Thus began Hussain's new life as Zainul Ashir, Master Si-kun's disciple, trained in the ancient arts of martial arts and swordsmanship. Twelve years passed, and Zainul Ashir evolved into a formidable warrior, his past forgotten, but his destiny forever intertwined with that of his former friend, Gulzar Hussan.