Hong Kong Films: With the Tongtian Talisman in Hand, Even the Jiangchen Bow Their Heads

Jiang Xingjie transmigrates into 1980s Hong Kong Island. He is the seventh-generation heir to the Jiang family's ghost-hunting legacy. From the start, three System draws land him the Heaven-Reaching Talisman, a bronze bell, and a million in cash. He masters drawing talismans in midair, uses a magic artifact to nourish his soul, and wins over his childhood sweetheart, Lin Zhizhi. Uncle Ying takes him to finish off the zombies at the Zombie Family mansion. A peachwood sword pierces the two corpses, male and female. After the bodies are burned, the System rewards him with Baji Fist and a Colt revolver with infinite ammo.

A grave relocation job comes his way, forcing Jiang Zhiguang to set up an altar. The black aura of Old Master Zhou surges skyward as he bursts out of his coffin, blasting Jiang Xingjie three meters away with corpse energy. Jiang Zhiguang fights back with a blood-soaked peachwood sword, only to be impaled through the chest. With his dying breath, he gives Jiang Xingjie a Nine-Star Corpse-Sealing Talisman and the Five Emperors' Coin Sword hidden beneath the ancestral tablets. When the fire dies out, the System offers a Supernatural Draw. Jiang Xingjie gains the ability to hold his breath and turn invisible, ignoring physical laws, immune to damage, and able to pass through walls. Three minutes is enough to escape through the walls of Qingshan Psychiatric Hospital and spend Qixi Festival with Lin Zhizhi. This is not the only zombie on Hong Kong Island, and Jiang Xingjie's revolver with infinite ammo still hasn't fired a single real shot.

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