Hong Kong Crossover: Yin-Yang Eyes, My Senior Brother Ling Lingqi Takes Me Along

Lin Feng dies violently in the street. When he opens his eyes again, he's plunged into a chaotic mash-up of Hong Kong movies and TV dramas.

Before he can even get his bearings, the System gives him a pair of Yin-Yang Eyes: his left eye sees ghosts, his right sees demons, and between them he can see the faint red threads above the heads of the living. Even more absurdly, the System tells him that to survive, he needs to latch onto someone powerful, and the most powerful person around is a disheveled man in flip-flops chopping pork at the market.

The man has a cigarette dangling from his lips, and his knife work is unbelievably fast. He looks up at Lin Feng. "You're new? Call me Senior Brother."

Ling Lingqi is a state agent who poses as a pork butcher and secretly takes on the most sinister assignments. Lin Feng's first lesson on the job is to follow his senior brother to a haunted mahjong parlor and counsel a female ghost, mediate a feud between rival gangs during a bloody clash, and deliver the deceased gang boss's final words at a Dongxing Society headquarters.

Gangsters go out of their way to avoid them, while zombies want to call the police when they see them. The most outrageous duo in the Hong Kong cinematic universe is officially open for business.

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