Synopsis: Comedy + scheming + ghosts and monsters + Hong Kong movie crossover + Stephen Chow movie worlds
After transmigrating into Stephen Chow’s film Royal Tramp as Wei Xiaobao, he brings his wives to Hong Kong and enjoys a lighthearted, hilarious life alongside Zuo Songxing from God of Gamblers II, Gu Jing from Tricky Brains, Liu Jing from Fist of Fury, Leon from Out of the Dark, Chang Huan from All’s Well, Ends Well ’92, He Jinyin from Love on Delivery, and many others.
He gets the Trick Expert Gu Jing to prank Chang Huan, because that playboy has his eye on Wei Xiaobao’s wife;
He has Liu Jing help He Jinyin take on the Senior Brother Duan Shui Liu in the ring, because the Fist of Fury school is fated to fight Japanese masters;
“What? Leon, you think Zuo Songxing’s superpowers are just an illusion?”...
And then there’s the System, which keeps interrupting his life by issuing missions at the most random times. But what kind of nonsense are these? Is Hong Kong in the movies really this chaotic? Why are there all kinds of monsters and freaks everywhere?
Very nice, please keep writing.
Come on! I thought it was Xingye Film and Television coming one by one, but I didn't expect it to be a hodgepodge. But not bad
Which one is more popular, infinite plot or urban nonsense? If you don't like the plot of The Deer and the Cauldron, you can just watch the urban drama. The urban plot is a complex, with multiple plot characters interacting.
How can we not update such a good book as soon as possible? ψ(`∇´)ψ
It's quite interesting why so few people watch it.