Hong Kong Film: Dark Night System, Become the Judge of the Night

Traveling to the fusion world of Hong Kong movies, Li Fei became an ordinary patrol officer in the West Kowloon Police Station. He was bound to the dark night system and gained two major skills at the beginning - the star-chasing arrow that locks the head with a hundred steps, the magical feet that move as fast as the wind, and a disguise technique that can fake the real thing. During the day, he wore a uniform and patrolled the streets, and was ridiculed by his colleagues as a boring person who "went crazy in reciting steady words"; at night, he put on a human skin mask and transformed into a dark night judge who frightened the underworld. On the night when Ni Kun, the leader of Tsim Sha Tsui, was killed, gunfire rang out and a cold arrow accurately penetrated Ni Kun's head. The forensic report said "one arrow, one bullet, two killers", but Liu Jianming, standing in the corridor, knew better than anyone else - he was not the one who shot the arrow. The police are looking for the shooter, the underworld is offering a reward for the shooter, and the whole city is looking for someone who shouldn't exist. At this moment, Li Fei had just turned off the skill panel of Star Chasing Arrow and was considering whether to choose Liangkun or Zhu Tao as his next target. Huang Zhicheng was still investigating Ni Kun's case, but he didn't know that the arrow's crosshair had been quietly aimed at his eyebrows. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.