From Ghostly Foot-Stroking to Chu Renmei: There Is No Trap in My Hong Kong Variety Show

Others travel through Hong Kong, make a lot of money by relying on foresight, and are surrounded by beautiful women. As soon as Wang Zheng opened his eyes, he ran into the sinister scene of "Ghost Kicks". This Hong Kong drama is not the land of gold, it is clearly a collection of horror movies in purgatory! The male and female ghosts in Sai Wan are still dragging people into the water, paper figures have floated at the crossroads of "Yin Yang Road"; Chu Renmei of "The Old Corpse in the Mountain Village" is combing her hair at the bottom of the pond, and the elevator of "The Creepy Mansion" is devouring late returnees; the ghosts of "Caught" linger, and the crazy ghosts of "The Night of Resurrection" have knocked on the door... More than sixty classic Hong Kong horror movies are integrated here, and every step is on the line of life and death. The police inspector has become a snack for water ghosts, and ordinary people are even more precarious. But Wang Zheng did not worry about others pursuing profit and beauty. He just wanted to hold the peach wood sword tightly, learn Maoshan Taoism, and cultivate immortality! So what if ghosts are rampant? The left hand draws a symbol to suppress the evil spirit in "Exorcism Cop", and the right hand holds a blade to kill the ghost in "The Office". Let's watch him travel through the strange world as a mortal, from the dangerous beach in Saiwan to the ancient houses in the deserted villages, from the dark corners of the office buildings to the midnight streets, vowing to conquer this strange and bizarre Hong Kong complex one by one!