Eighty-Year Courtyard: Cultivator's Own Mother Beats up the Thorn-Headed Boy

Chu Qingqiu, who is skilled in medicine and swordsmanship in the world of cultivation, failed to survive the tribulation. When she opened her eyes, she became the elite military wife despised by everyone in the 80th Military Region compound. Her husband, Lin Dingyuan, is the youngest cold-blooded commander in the entire military region and is preparing to divorce her; her fifteen-year-old son, Lin Ran, is a gang leader and skips classes due to fights. He looks at her like an enemy and will be sent to a juvenile detention center next week if he fails to be evaluated by the street office. Chu Qingqiu originally wanted to recuperate in a low profile, but his son was surrounded by eight street gangsters on a rainy night. She walked into the alley wearing a raincoat, kicked the leader away, and brought down the entire audience in two minutes. From then on, the compound exploded. The skilled military wife is good at martial arts, medicine, and the guqin. She can also save lives with an injection and startle the military area with a song. The cold-faced husband becomes more frightened the more he investigates, and the prickly son becomes more clingy and avoids others. Until Chu Qingqiu discovered that the ghost charms drawn casually in his son's exercise book were actually the long-lost spirit gathering array. Why do relics of cultivation appear in this soulless 1980s?