Ever since she could remember, Yinyin had lived in her family's garden.
She still remembered two years ago, when she was six, sitting on her father's shoulders and looking at the world outside the farm for the first time. Her father asked her how it felt, and after thinking for a while, she shook her head and said that although the outside world was vast, it was still far inferior to the garden on the estate.
She also remembered her father laughing heartily, then saying something more. She couldn't recall the exact words, but she remembered the gist was that the forest outside, the mountains, and the plains, would all soon become part of the farm—they would have an even bigger estate.
By then, she would no longer be the farmer's daughter but a princess of the kingdom.
At first, she didn't understand her father's thinking until, later on, her home tutor taught her the word "ambition."
