The Metaphysics Master of the Seventies

Jing Shushu had lived for more than nine hundred years in the cultivation world when a disruption in time and space sent her from the apocalypse to the 1970s.

With nowhere to go, she squatted in a ruined temple, with not a drop of oil in her food.

Jing Shushu, putting on a brave face: "I'm fine. Really, I'm fine."

…Later, that ruined temple became a famous place of auspicious feng shui, drawing worshippers from far and wide. Sect Leader Jing vanquished demons and drove out evil, displaying her divine powers.

A little ghost shows up? No problem.

Jing Shushu: "Xiaobai, go bite it!"

The male lead, wagging his tail: "Woof!"

This is a feel-good, sweet story about a metaphysics master who farms, catches ghosts, levels up, and even finds love in the 1970s.

Important notes:

1. There are no ghosts in this world. Everything in the story is about the wickedness of human nature and people bringing misfortune upon themselves.

2. Everything mentioned in this story is fictional and unrelated to the real world.

3. This story is not scary, not scary, not scary. If anything, it's kind of cute. The writing is a little irreverent, the female lead is a bit of a goofball, and the male lead is very loyal.

4. It's a sweet romance, truly sweet, with the leads being so lovey-dovey they outshine everyone.

5. The cover art gifted by @Jinjiang Xiaoyue'er looks amazing! Sending love.

Theme: Keep your heart kind.