When she woke up, Sui Feng found herself lying next to a garbage dump in Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong.
Wearing a shabby Taoist robe, with copper coins and sword tassels attached to his waist, he was penniless and could not even afford barbecued pork rice.
As a young Taoist priest who has been practicing in Longhu Mountain for eighteen years, he just went down the mountain to buy medicine for his master, but he was frightened by a female ghost in red and was so scared that he was transported to Hong Kong in the 1990s.
Here the neon lights are flashing, Cantonese is spoken loudly, the tea restaurants are fragrant, but there are also ghosts and ghosts.
The Sham Shui Po Police Station is haunted every night. File cabinets open for no reason and footsteps echo in the empty corridors.
The old chap Cao Dahua was so frightened that his legs were weak, and the new senior brother Jin McGee couldn't even hold the talisman paper firmly.
Suifeng silently took out the mahogany sword: "Don't be afraid, I'm a professional."
Since then, the Hong Kong police has had a "paranormal consultant".
The late-night diners in the teahouse, the ghosts who jumped off the building due to stock trading, the feng shui evil spirits that linger in the shops, the evil array that breeds ghosts in the building...
Behind all the strange things, they all point to the same mysterious organization - the Five Ghost Sect.
They raise ghosts with living people and use Yin veins to lay out their plans to drag the entire city into the abyss.
Suifeng holds a talisman in one hand and a sword in the other. Behind him are police brothers who are afraid of ghosts but loyal. In front of them are endless evil spirits.
He said: "I came from Longhu Mountain. I don't know anything else but catching ghosts."
But this time, what he wants to catch is not just ghosts, but also demons and monsters hidden in the world, and a truth that has been buried for twenty years.
Hong Kong Supernatural × Taoist Detective × Brothers' Blood
Welcome to Hong Kong in the 1990s, where the night was more lively than the day.
It's also more dangerous.
Reader comments
This book is pretty good, and it made me feel differently about the characters in the movie again. Interesting and interesting, highly recommended
The taste is still there, but some plot descriptions by the author need to be strengthened.
I prefer the Hong Kong variety genre, and this book is pretty good. To pass the time, have a little toot
This book is pretty good, and it made me feel differently about the characters in the movie again. Interesting and interesting, highly recommended The taste is still there, but some plot descriptions by the author need to be strengthened.
I prefer the Hong Kong variety genre, and this book is pretty good. To pass the time, have a little toot