The 1960S: My Crazy Boyfriend Is an Ancient Divine Beast

This novel has two male leads, as do all of the author’s novels. It features cultivation, spirits, vengeful ghosts, and monsters. The male protagonist, Nan Zhu, is a cultivator who dies and transmigrates to 1964, becoming Xi Nan Zhu, the regiment commander’s biological son, who was switched at birth. He is sixteen this year. After he is brought back to his family, his stepmother fears that another son will compete with her own children for the family’s fortune. She frames Nan Zhu for stealing and claims he has poor character, persuading his father, the regiment commander, to send him to the countryside in place of his stepson, Liu Aidang. After getting revenge on his father, Xi Nan Zhu heads off to the countryside without a care. There he meets Shen Mu, an amnesiac madman who likes floral prints and the color red. Although Shen Mu is 180 centimeters tall, his face is so strikingly beautiful that people mistake him for a woman. The two discover a cave dwelling left behind by an immortal. Xi Nan Zhu is able to continue cultivating, while Shen Mu regains his memories and awakens the Taotie legacy within him.