Hong Kong Films: Exorcist Cop Saint, Beloved by Beautiful Female Ghosts

After transmigrating to 1990s Hong Kong, Ye Tian became a patrol officer and was bound to the [Righteous and Upright] System.

The deeper the sins of those he killed, the more "Virtue Points" he gained. So Liang Kun, the boss of Hung Hing, became his first big prize in the beginner phase.

From then on, Hong Kong's whole vibe started to change.

Do policemen get promoted by solving cases? No. Ye Tian rose through the ranks by fighting his way through life-or-death matches in Kowloon Walled City.

A triad godfather wants revenge? Fine. They can settle who's stronger and who's dead in the ring.

A feng shui master says he's destined to suffer bloodshed? What a coincidence. He needs the peerless bad luck of his "experience-farming" girlfriend, Ye Guhong, to suppress the Japanese evil spirits in a century-old haunted house!

While the gangsters were still fighting over territory, Ye Tian had already used Virtue Points to max out Muay Thai, Baji Fist, and Iron Shirt.

While the wealthy were lost in gambling, he was accepting the friendship of God of Gamblers Gao Jin and laying plans for a far greater future.

Everyone thought this was a crazy era where might made right. But they didn't know that in Ye Tian's eyes, Hong Kong's neon-lit nights shimmered alongside demons and ghosts. He wielded a police pistol, with both virtue and fiendish energy in his grasp.

This is the story of a police officer who upholds justice in the most rule-breaking way possible, only to discover in the end that he must carve a path to immortality through this bizarre and wondrous land.