Hong Kong Films: Tempers Run High, but There Are Tons of Fire Extinguishers

Li Qiujun transmigrates to Hong Kong Island in the 1980s. Simply meeting characters from the story and taking action earns him the corresponding talents.

From the start, he refuses to become an undercover cop and gets suppressed by Anthony Wong. He's reassigned to the Paranormal Investigations Unit, then joins the ghost-hunting squad from The Haunted School.

Meeting Big Voice grants him a booming voice. Meeting Dongguan Boy makes him a hurdles expert.

Everyone on Hong Kong Island knows your pal Jun has the loudest voice, the smoothest hurdling style, and the most underlings.

Having a few extra informants working undercover for crooked cops is perfectly normal, right?

Meeting Cho Tat-wah grants him the talent of living off women while still calling the shots. Meeting Ah Kwan grants him a terrible temper...

The women he's won over with his talent include Ho Man, Kong Sang, Chu Yuen-fong, Little Jew, Tong Chu-dee, Sandy, Ching Lok-yee, Ya-zi, the Vixens, the Royal Sisters...

Meeting Meng Chao grants him the talent of being a ghost-loving Casanova. To activate his talent, Li Qiujun doesn't care whether it's human or not: he'll sleep with it first and ask questions later.

He'll do it to the sky, the earth, and the air. So what's wrong with doing it to a few ghosts and zombies?

Meeting Chan Ka-kui grants him the skills of a furniture-store fighter. Li Qiujun immediately shouts, "I'll take on ten people in the furniture store!"

P.S. A fusion of Hong Kong movies and Hong Kong ghost stories.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.