[Uncle Jiu + Hong Kong cinema crossover + myriad worlds + martial arts + System + no female lead]
After being reborn in a Hong Kong movie universe, Jiang Xun heard the words "Special Ability Management Bureau" and immediately knew that this world was not as peaceful as it seemed. It was full of ghosts, monsters, zombies, and people with special powers.
On his very first mission, he ran into Brother Lik and Huazai. Gold ingots, Great Restoration Pills, Tathagata Palm, Sevenfold Slashes... With all these opportunities before him, Jiang Xun gladly accepted them. (Kung Fu Vs. Acrobatic)
The Myriad Worlds Fate-Changing System activated. First stop: a world fused with Mr. Vampire.
He became Uncle Jiu's disciple, awakened his spiritual talent, and received a spell from the Three Mao Lords. With a Chaos Yin-Yang Body, he cultivated both the Dao and martial arts!
While everyone else had their path cut off in the age of declining magic, he wielded Daoist arts in one hand and martial arts in the other. He cultivated the Five Thunder Orthodox Method, opened his third eye, forged the Seven-Star Sword, hunted ghosts, slew zombies, and swept through the myriad worlds.
With supernatural forces running rampant in the main Hong Kong movie world, he formed a special agency, brought together his fellow Maoshan disciples, and swept the evil spirits from Hong Kong Island.
From Mr. Vampire to A Chinese Ghost Story, from First Option to The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber, from the human world to the underworld, from Hong Kong Island to other realms...
Jiang Xun changed his fate as he swept all before him, ultimately reaching the pinnacle of the myriad worlds!
Good looking, perfect body! Can the male protagonist directly become a disciple of Mao Shan?
So few people watch it?
The setting is grand yet detailed, and the logic is self-consistent, making people immersed in it.
I am very satisfied with this book
Why did the author stop updating?
I was attracted by the cover
Very beautiful, five-star praise
This book is powerful and beautiful!
Not bad, the author has something