Hong Kong Films: Buried at Sea by Keung, I Return as a Vengeful Wraith

Chen Dao transmigrates into the Hong Kong movie world of the 1980s, only to be thrown into the sea as fish food by Keung from the start.

Chen Dao leaves him with a threat: "Even if I die, I'll kill you."

Keung doesn't take him seriously and curses, "Kill me? How can a dead man kill me? Pah!"

He then orders his underling Madman to dump Chen Dao into the sea as fish food, saying, "You think you'll kill me after you die? I'll wait for you to crawl back up."

But after Chen Dao dies, he awakens the strongest Ghost God System and becomes a ghost god. He can grow stronger just by killing people.

That day, Chen Dao walks out of the sea, wreathed in ghostly energy, and drives Keung completely insane.

Hong Kong's gangs are stunned. Do ghost gods really exist in this world?

Then Chen Dao makes his appearance, terrifying every gang in Hong Kong.

Chiang Tien-sheng: "Fight him? How am I supposed to fight him? He's a ghost god."

Li Ka-shing: "Hong Kong's business world answers to Mr. Chen."

The Governor of Hong Kong: "There's only one person in Hong Kong who's truly terrifying, and that's the ghost god Chen Dao."

But Chen Dao's sights reach beyond Hong Kong: America, Europe, the Middle East, and beyond. He rules the world.

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