Hong Kong Films: Ghosts Run Amok, and I Start as a Max-Level Celestial Master

Chen Dao transmigrates into the Hong Kong movie era of the 1980s, with a countdown ticking toward an invasion by zombies, demons, and ghosts.

Armed with the strongest Celestial Master System, he decides to turn the whole world upside down and become the one and only Celestial Master in this age without magic.

Chen Dao, dressed in a Taoist robe: "As a Celestial Master, it is my duty to enlighten all living beings and purge demons and monsters."

And so, the entire world of Hong Kong movies goes wild.

Strange vengeful ghosts, terrifying zombies, and crazed demons.

Li Ka-shing is utterly dumbfounded. This is not scientific.

Xiang Huaqiang thinks to himself that it's a good thing they have Master Chen, or they would have no way to deal with these terrifying monsters.

The Governor of Hong Kong: "A Taoist priest who can't be harmed even by artillery. If he said he was God, I'd believe him."

Wo Hop To boss Ah Lok: "How can there still be someone this terrifying in the world?"

Chen Dao looks up: "Demons, who gave you the nerve to wage war against me?"

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