What is the relationship between Dasha and Ayi? Dasha's true identity is revealed

The movie "Hot Blooded Journey" starring Huang Zitao, Yi Yang Qianxi, Hu Bingqing and others has recently hit the screen. In addition to the release date, the relationship between Ayi and Dasha has become the focus of discussion. So what is the relationship between Dasha and Ayi? Let's take a look.

What is the relationship between Dasha and Ayi in Hot Blooded Journey?

Ayi is the child of Ruowan and a horse thief. Ruowan was abducted by the horse thief and forced to give birth to the horse thief's son Ayi. Ruowan's husband Yang Ming loved Ruowan deeply and could not accept the horse thief's son. After Yang Ming found Ruowan hidden by the horse thief, he threw Ruowan and the horse thief's son in a village near the mountain village to fend for themselves, and only brought Ruowan back to the Yang family. Ruowan was unconscious because she missed her son, so Yang Ming found a child to replace Ayi and refused to take Ayi home. Dasha was Ruowan's admirer. Yang Ming threw Ruowan's son away and was discovered by Dasha, so he adopted Ayi.

Dasha's true identity revealed

Dasha was an admirer of Ayi's mother and adopted Ayi. Dasha and lived with Ayi for more than ten years. But later, the horse bandits' stronghold was besieged by the Shenjiying and Yanshifan (Yang Ming's revenge). The village was near the stronghold and had a close relationship with the stronghold, so the village was also massacred. Dasha died to protect Ayi.

How did Dasha die?

Dasha was killed by the Shenjiying in order to protect Ayi. Dasha is Ayi's adoptive father and they are not related by blood. Ayi is the child of Ruowan and a horse thief. Ruowan was abducted by the horse thief and forced to give birth to the horse thief's son Ayi. Ruowan's husband Yang Ming loved Ruowan and could not accept the horse thief's son. Dasha admired Ruowan and naturally regarded Ruowan's son as a treasure. After Yang Ming left, Dasha secretly brought Ayi home to raise him and named him Ayi. He did not tell the child his true identity. The father and son had a good relationship.