Hong Kong Films: Tai Chi Grandmaster, Flatly Rejecting Huang Zhicheng!

Li Ze's soul travels into a world where Hong Kong films from the 1980s converge. Bound to a "Get Stronger Through Training" System, he spends twenty-seven weeks at the police academy pushing his Tai Chi, hidden weapons, and marksmanship to master level. He graduates with a silver whistle and hits the bull's-eye every time. Huang Zhicheng and Ye Jinfeng try to put him on the undercover list, but he flatly says, "I refuse," leaving both men furious. When his transfer orders arrive, sending him straight to the border police station in Sha Tau Kok, he doesn't even bat an eye.

The plot of Police Story comes knocking, and he hides in a tree to photograph the entire scene of Zhu Dani using Chan Ka-kui's service pistol to shoot Wen Jianren. When the photos are developed, even Raymond slaps the table and exclaims, "This rookie's got guts!" When Zhu Dani and seven or eight of his men surround him, Li Ze uses a set of Tai Chi moves to wrench all their joints out of shape. Chan Ka-kui stares wide-eyed and shouts, "Holy crap!" three times in a row. Raymond immediately decides to transfer him back to the Tai Po anti-triad unit. As Li Ze receives his service pistol, he glances down at the .38. Huang Zhicheng is waiting in Yau Ma Tei to earn a commendation, and Ye Jinfeng is waiting at the police academy for retirement. Meanwhile, Li Ze clutches the photo negatives and the System panel, pondering whose bones to break first in his first case.

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