Reborn Sixty Years Ago to Study the Mystical Arts

Also known as The Metaphysical Day-to-Day of Sixty Years Ago

The Locked Dragon Well, a dragon surviving its tribulation, the grievances of a lovesick soul, the Gates of Hell...

In this thoroughly unscientific 1950s, Liu Ya was reborn.

After spending sixty years as a vengeful ghost, she gained the ability to see through people's fates.

A golden dragon survives its tribulation and ascends through the Immortal Gate. The world's origin awakens.

Then the world undergoes a drastic transformation: spiritual qi revival, ghosts roaming everywhere, strange phenomena spreading across the land, and countless secret realms resembling instances.

(Spiritual qi revival begins after the golden dragon's tribulation. The author really likes this trope, so the story goes straight from urban life to ascension to immortality.)

(Instances are like the opening sections of the small worlds in an infinite-flow story. Clearing a secret realm earns you treasures.)

(The everyday metaphysics will revolve around various strange events, with secret realms as a side dish.)

If you like quiet, uneventful stories set in the past, you can check out the author's unfinished older work, A Cherished Life in the 1960s.

Content warning:

The female lead is cool and self-centered, and not at all saintly. Some readers may find her a little extreme. The author thinks she's fine: even without being reborn, there are cold-natured people in real life, and the female lead always has a reason for what she does.

This story contains supernatural events, feng shui, metaphysics, and magical artifacts. Please don't read if you dislike those things.

The story is adapted from various things the author has heard. Please don't treat it as fact or scrutinize it for accuracy.

This story is very sweet, definitely not unpleasant, and will avoid melodrama as much as possible.

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