Hong Kong Crossover: I Go to Prison to Hide from Ghosts, While Wei Xiaodie Secretly Protects Me

Hong Kong, 1980s. Xu Mu jumped into a river to save someone, only for the woman he rescued to kick him until he sank, exhausted. When he woke, a female ghost named Jiajia was standing beside him. She had saved him and told him an evil ghost wanted to take him as a substitute. "Hide in prison." So Xu Mu deliberately ate at a restaurant without paying and provoked the owner, successfully getting himself sent to Lai Chi Kok Correctional Institution.

In his cell, he became sworn brothers with five men: undercover detective Langkeshi, Curly, Teapot, Deadly Cough, and Vaseline. By triggering missions through the System, Xu Mu learned police grappling, sleight of hand, and gained a point of Charm from them. On the fourth day, a gambling game began. Brother Gei, Big-Eyed Kwong, and Brother Ke, three villains, took him for an easy mark. Xu Mu secretly used his sleight of hand to slip money to Brother Gei. The System returned ten times the amount, and he made 12,000 in one night.

When Chung Chue Hung took Xu Mu out to make a show of strength at a casino, Jiajia appeared in the back seat, winked at him, and said the evil ghost was still around, but not to be afraid. In the cell, Dinosaur closed in on Robinson. The secret of the three-hundred-million-dollar bonds, the evil ghost's pursuit, and the currents running through the prison would all collide tonight.

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