Hong Kong Film: the Years I Was Mr. Yin-Yang in the Club

Xia Tian traveled to the Hong Kong Comprehensive World, inherited a papermaking shop, and obtained the strongest Celestial Master training system. As a paper-making shop owner, he also has a corporate identity and is a police informant. This trinity of identities has destined him to have an extraordinary life. People are chopped at night, paper is tied in the middle of the night, and souls are collected before dawn. We provide one-stop service including burial, crushing of bones and raising ashes. The first job I received from the acquisition system was to collect ghosts from Maplewood Mansion. Leo, wearing black clothes, a black hat and black sunglasses, told him: "Imagination is more important than any knowledge. Imagination can make the impossible possible." Inspector Huang Yaozu of the miscellaneous section of the police station told him: "First, there are no ghosts in the world." The mantra that Uncle Feng, the police chief of Dongpingzhou, always talks about is: "People are most afraid of three long and two short, and Xiang is most afraid of two short and one long." And he often tells his brothers in the club: "In a world where there is no distinction between black and white, don't rely on guessing in everything, because what you see may not be the truth..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.