Hong Kong Films: My Years as a Feng Shui Master in a Triad

Xia Tian transmigrates to the world of Hong Kong cinema, inherits a paper effigy shop, and gains the Strongest Celestial Master Training System.

As the owner of a paper effigy shop, a gang member, and a police informant all at once, he is destined for an extraordinary life.

The man gets killed in the evening, the paper effigy is made at midnight, and the soul is collected before dawn. We offer the full funeral service, from killing to cremation.

His first job from the System is to exorcise a ghost at Fenglin Building.

Leo, dressed in black from head to toe, tells him, "Imagination is more important than any knowledge. It can turn the impossible into the possible."

Huang Yaozu, an inspector in the police station's Miscellaneous Affairs Division, tells him, "First, there are no ghosts in this world."

Uncle Feng, the police chief of Tung Ping Chau, is always saying, "People fear three short and two long, while incense fears two short and one long."

And he often tells his gang brothers, "In a world where black and white are indistinguishable, never rely on guesswork. What you see may not be the truth..."

This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.