Tracks of Demons in the Wilderness

Lin Yao has a "crush-on-handsome-guys disease." Ever since she was little, whenever she saw a handsome young man, she would like him so much she couldn't move. Once, while visiting a temple fair, she chased after a young gentleman and followed him for four whole miles. At last, they reached a deserted place, where the "young gentleman" transformed into a fox with blood-red eyes. Foxes closed in from every direction. Good grief, she'd somehow wandered right into a den of wolves and tigers. The fox was just as confused. I only went to the temple to buy a few fish. How did I end up with a "buy one, get one free" deal? Never mind. Let's eat first. The foxes lunged at Lin Yao. The little girl was so terrified that her eyes rolled back and she fainted. When she came to, she was being carried on a boy's back. The boy wore fine robes and a jade belt, dressed in exquisite finery. Even the skin on his neck was a milky white she had never seen before, being a country girl. The boy was fair and soft-looking, and so beautiful. Yet for her sake, he fought until he was covered in blood, his sword hand trembling nonstop. Dozens of fox demons were far too dangerous for a child. But in the end, he carried her on his back and fought his way through a bloody path. Many, many years later, Lin Yao had forgotten what the young man who saved her looked like. But she could still vaguely remember his red lips, pearly teeth, and picturesque features. He was so beautiful he seemed like an immortal banished from heaven. He was the most handsome young man she had ever seen. She resolved that she would marry no one but him. · Lin Hui was the notorious little tyrant feared for miles around. He was also famous for being an "extreme sister-con." There was no other reason: their parents had died, and he had only one little sister. If he didn't spoil her, who would? Spoil her? He'd spoil her to the heavens! The trouble was, his sister had inherited their mother's "crush-on-handsome-guys disease." The kind that would kill her if she wasn't married by eighteen! So, while he was still young and had no prospects of his own, he busied himself finding his sister a husband. The boys in the village were all rough sorts who could barely read. Marrying one of them would be like letting a pig root up a cabbage, and Lin Hui couldn't bear it. After painstakingly searching, he finally picked a young scholar from the neighboring town, but his sister didn't want him. His sister said she would marry no one except her "immortal brother." But where was Lin Hui supposed to find this "immortal brother"? His sister gave him only two clues: First, he was exceptionally fair-skinned. Second, she remembered that when her "immortal brother" took off his outer robe to wipe a wound, there was an incredibly beautiful butterfly-shaped birthmark on his waist. So, a few days later, a truly shocking scene unfolded in Taoyuan Village: Lin Hui, the little tyrant who had beaten everyone in the surrounding villages, was blocking a group of fair-skinned, frail young men inside a ruined temple, clutching a fire poker. He waved his fists and roared at them: "What are you looking at? Take off your pants!" "You too! Take them off!" The young men: (ΩДΩ) Brother Jie, Brother Jie, no! Good heavens! Lin Hui doesn't even spare other men!!! A fantasy story. The world is shared by ordinary people, demons, and people with supernatural abilities. This novel and the author's other work, Raising You, are part of the same series. They have the same main cast, connected by their past and present lives. The Wilderness Demon's Trail is set in an ancient fantasy world, while Raising You is a modern romance. Blurb screenshot taken on December 17, 2021, and uploaded to Weibo. Please do not steal the concept. Theme: Protecting the lives and property of the people of ancient times.