On his first trip down the mountain, the young man was knocked down the mountainside by a group of people riding tall horses. The leader even casually snatched the ring right off his hand. In order to get his ring back, he tracked down that leader, only to discover that the ring had already been sealed away as an object of great evil, and that mishandling it had summoned a courtyard full of demons and monsters. Not only could he not get his ring back, it seemed that the thick-browed, big-eyed leader had taken a liking to him. To make matters worse, the leader had a crazed admirer, and apparently had recently taken on a perverted underling, too.
Young man: I just want my ring back. I don't want to be a concubine, thanks.
Theme:
There are no outright bad guys in this story. Everyone has their own obsessions and things they must do. Their different positions lead to so many tragedies. The emotional lines in the article, whether it is the commander and staff or the little white snake and the Taoist nun, are actually very regrettable. Although the story is not long, it is very interesting.
Is it the end? Will Yanchen go to Gu Junze?