Hong Kong Crime Stories: Turning Fakes into Reality

They've even managed to create the Sun and Moon Wheel, and killed the B-rank boss, the Corpse King. And now, the town mayor points a gun at them, and they're forced to put on a show?

The prices have plummeted outrageously. A 50% power replica of the Sun Essence Wheel only costs 150 points, a crappy Shadow Puppet costs 50 points, and a psionic pistol costs 20 points. This price collapse is beyond ridiculous.

The game itself states that "malice" refers to the hostility others harbor towards the protagonist, but it can only be obtained by killing them. Isn't that just good karma or reward points? Giving it a name like "malice" is a complete charade.

Being held at gunpoint by the mayor of Renjia Village was indeed a difficult situation! Although they took precautions to handle it later, it felt like they lacked the spirit of a young person.

Just make some bombs and gunpowder, tie them to a paper figure, and let the paper figure go up and self-destruct.

Transforming the fake into the real × Level up by defeating monsters √

This isn't a Hong Kong variety show; it's clearly a multiverse fantasy combined with a God's Space!

The concept of "malice" is vague and unclear. Does someone's malice towards you mean it doesn't count as malice? Does it only count as malice if you kill someone? Then it shouldn't be called that. At first, I thought that if someone had malice towards you, you would continuously accumulate so-called malice, but it turns out that you only accumulate malice after killing a malicious ghost. What about people? Do you have to kill them too?

I've read a similar one, with a protagonist whose abilities are almost identical. Both stories begin with a zombie resurrecting in seven days. The protagonist makes guns and paper dolls for reconnaissance using origami, and their abilities come from the ghost-hunting master in a Stephen Chow movie who lives in a mental hospital. The premise is that if you believe something is useful, it will definitely work.

Is this a case of training for real life? Please, please, don't come up with something like a Gatling gun missile; that would be too surreal.