My Grandmaster Forced Me into the 1970S to Study the Occult

When she opened her eyes, metaphysics expert Yin Tao had become a pitiful girl in 1977, about to be tricked by her stepmother into going to the countryside. With a System space at her disposal, she exposed her stepmother's scandal, reclaimed her property, and headed off to Heilongjiang with a carefree stride. While everyone else struggled through rural life, Yin Tao thrived. On her very first day, she saved the brigade leader's grandson and became the village's “little miracle doctor.” A trip to the salvage depot brought her golden nanmu furniture and lost ancient texts. While gathering herbs in the mountains, she casually rescued a retired general living in seclusion. She thought her days would be spent farming and earning work points, but the production team where she settled was strange at every turn. The educated youth compound had once been a mass grave that drew in evil spirits, and ghosts roamed there in the middle of the night. The barren mountains concealed an “Eight-Gate Soul-Locking Formation” left behind by the Japanese army. A sorcerer from the South Seas was secretly creating “blood infants.” Some villagers who seemed simple and honest harbored sinister intentions, while others carried deep grievances. Yin Tao used metaphysics to resolve one bizarre incident after another, while winning people's hearts with her medical skills. From exposing a family conspiracy to solving the mysteries of the mountain village, she not only had to complete the System's missions and collect the scattered treasures of the mystical arts, but also quietly sow the seeds of Daoist inheritance in an era when “feudal superstition” was forbidden. And the partner destined for her seemed to be hiding among this unusual group of educated youths...