"Bad news: I've transmigrated into The Eight Immortals Restaurant, and I'm about to die!"
"Good news: The System has arrived!"
Hu Jiutong, a food delivery guy, accidentally transmigrates into a horror movie universe and gets disemboweled by a serial killer from the start?
Luckily, he binds to the Taoist Master System: Yin-Yang Eyes that see through ghosts, a peachwood sword that cuts down evil spirits, and a Thunder Spirit Physique that doubles his cultivation speed!
So what if he owes a hundred thousand?
Hong Kong is crawling with vengeful ghosts. Catch one for merit, banish one evil spirit and earn a million.
Actresses line up at his door, begging for protection:
"Master Hu, could you help me change my fate?"
"Master, can I help you with your '...'?"
"Hey, hey, hey... I'm just a paper effigy maker. Why are you all clinging to me?"
Watch a food delivery guy become the strongest Taoist master, carving his way through the supernatural world... and the entertainment industry in the Age of Declining Dharma!
I have read novels written by other authors where the Chinese protagonist is catching ghosts in the United States. The plots are all the same. This novel is probably an adaptation of an American general horror novel. The plots are exactly the same, except that the location is in Hong Kong.
It's a good-looking movie, a fusion of many classic Hong Kong horror films and many female stars in the entertainment industry, such as Da Mi Mi, Yifei, Zhang Jingchu, Janice Man... There may be more later, but I haven't written about them yet.
So broad... Very broad! How did you come up with the idea of combining supernatural and entertainment actresses? Why is the hero's grandfather named Chen? Could it be Zhi Zha Chen in "2002"? I enjoyed watching it! Dear author, when will Jingtian be online? Ignore the comments from the scumbags - I'm a bit confused. Shouldn't the story structure be the same so I can't write it? You all talk about one Hollywood and another Hong Kong. You can't slap yourself in the face! If that's the case, will all Tomato's Siheyuan works have to be removed from the shelves? The author is absolutely right: life is not easy, so why take it too seriously! Of course, if the scumbags are trolling and giving rewards at the same time - then pretend that I didn't say anything, because I am a prostitute for free.
It combines two of my favorite elements... Entertainment and horror movies, and it's very fast-paced. It's so cool.
I think it's still watchable, but the time is a bit messy. The horror movie in the original world is projected into the parallel real world, so all time needs to be replaced. Now the real timeline needs to be marked, otherwise others will watch the 80s movie timeline and it will appear in the 21st century. How can people feel that there is confusion on mobile phones?
If you like this type of book, I'll give it five stars.
Although I feel that the novel you wrote is a bit familiar to other people's novels, you can still write it very coherently and it looks good. Come on, I won't be able to update enough!
Ouch, not bad! A rare sight, especially in Hong Kong horror films. Is there any content for Zombie: Seven Days Reborn? That's awesome to write
Unexpectedly! It turns out that horror movies can be connected with celebrities in this way? Is there a possibility... To add Zhao Jinmai? Looking forward to it...
It looks okay, but the American version was changed to the Hong Kong version.