Hong Kong Crossover: The Maoshan Exorcist

Name: Hong Kong Crossover: The Maoshan Exorcist
Author: Old Town, Youngster

港综：茅山驱魔人

by Old Town, Youngster (旧城丿少年)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 103k Words
Genre: Mystery
Subgenre: Mystery & Supernatural
Updated: 2mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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The protagonist is a Hong Kong supernatural-action native, and the story centers on a descendant of Uncle Jiu's disciple. It blends ghost and zombie movies from Hong Kong's golden age.

Hong Kong in the 1990s: neon lights conceal an endless aura of Yin energy.

Qiu Yan, grandson of Qiu Sheng, a disciple of Uncle Jiu, and an orthodox heir of the Maoshan tradition.

He binds zombies with inked carpenter's lines, drives out ghosts with talismans, and treads the boundary between Yin and Yang with the Seven-Star Steps.

He roams the Road to the Underworld, the cold pools of Yuen Long, and haunted houses across the city.

Wielding Maoshan Taoist arts, he searches for his own path between guiding spirits onward and fighting to kill.

(The author is a beginner with limited writing skills. Please forgive any shortcomings.)

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301Reads · all time

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Uncle Jiu Series, Plus High-Quality Taoist Priests and Celestial Masters...

The characters should have intelligence, follow the righteous path, or at least what they themselves consider the righteous path. Nothing too dark, but not overly saintly either.

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Any Stories About Being Reborn in a Zombie World, Without Becoming Uncle Jiu’s Disciple?

Any stories about being reborn in the Jiangshi world, especially "My Date with a Vampire"? Having a System is fine or not, as long as the protagonist doesn’t become Uncle Jiu’s disciple. There are way too many stories where they suck up to Uncle Jiu, and I’m tired of them. Give me one that doesn’t.

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