Hong Kong Crossover: My Years as a Yin-Yang Master in a Triad

Xia Tian transmigrates to a Hong Kong crossover world, inherits a paper effigy shop, and obtains the strongest Heavenly Master training System.

As the owner of a paper effigy shop, a member of a gang, and an informant for the police, he has three identities in one, guaranteeing that his life will be anything but ordinary.

People are chopped up at night, paper effigies are made in the dead of night, and souls are collected before dawn. We offer a complete funeral service, from taking your life to scattering your ashes.

The first job he gets from the System is to go and catch a ghost at Maplewood Building.

Leo, dressed in black with a black hat and dark glasses, tells him, "Imagination is more important than any knowledge. Imagination can turn the impossible into the possible."

Inspector Wong Yiu-choi of the police station's Property Office tells him, "First, there are no ghosts in this world."

Uncle Feng, the police chief of Tung Ping Chau, has a favorite saying: "People fear a life cut short, and incense sticks fear two short sticks and one long one."

And he often tells his gang brothers, "In a world where black and white are indistinguishable, don't guess at anything, because what you see may not be the truth..."

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