On the bloody rainy night in Hongxi Village, the general's fangs tore apart the tranquility of the Republic of China.
Lin Chen traveled from modern times, but he never imagined that he would become a green-eyed zombie with the same origin as the generals. He would also form a life-and-death bond with Kuang Guohua, who had experienced the tragedy, and the orphan boy who was resurrected. From the frightening white-eyed zombies in Qingxi Town, to the deadly battles between black-eyed zombies in deserted villages, to the inexplicable pursuit on the streets of Hong Kong, their escape path is full of murderous intent at every step.
Behind the neon lights of Hong Kong, Yamamoto Kazuo's corpse-training factory hides numerous bones. The green light of the corpse-nurturing talisman and the traces of the Ma family's talisman interweave a web of conspiracy; disappearances in old neighborhoods, the smell of corpses in abandoned factories, and the spying of mysterious men in black, all clues point to a storm that is about to swallow up the Yin and Yang worlds.
As "alien" zombies, they do not want to become bloodthirsty monsters - Kuang Guohua struggles between human nature and corpse nature, just to protect the resurrection in his arms; Lin Chen relies on his foresight of the plot of "Zombie Appointment" to find hope among the minions of Yamamoto Kazuo and the sharp edges of the Ma family's exorcists.
When the shadow of the generals looms, and when the boundaries between good and evil become increasingly blurred, can these three "family members" who depend on each other build a safe haven in the steel jungle of Hong Kong? In addition to the power of destruction, does their blood also contain the hope of rewriting their fate?