Others transmigrate into Hong Kong crime movies and dramas, making fortunes with their foreknowledge and enjoying the company of beautiful women. But when Wang Zheng opens his eyes, he finds himself in the deadly world of The Devil's Foot. This Hong Kong crime universe isn't some land of gold, but a hellish mash-up of horror movies!
The male and female ghosts of Sai Wan are still dragging people underwater, while paper effigies have appeared at the crossroads from Troublesome Night. Chu Yanmei from The Imp is combing her hair at the bottom of a pond, and the elevator in Haunted Office is swallowing people coming home late. The wronged spirits of The Haunted Cop Shop won't leave, while the crazed evil ghosts of A Chinese Ghost Story: The Nightmare keep knocking at the door... More than sixty classic Hong Kong ghost films have fused into one world, where every step could be your last.
Even police inspectors are just snacks for water ghosts, and ordinary people can barely keep themselves alive. But Wang Zheng refuses to panic. While others chase wealth and women, all he wants is to grip his peachwood sword, learn Maoshan Daoist arts, and cultivate immortality!
So what if ghosts and monsters run rampant? He draws talismans with his left hand to suppress the evil spirits from The Exorcist Cops, and wields a blade in his right to cut down the ghosts from Office Ghost Stories. Watch him traverse the haunted realms in a mortal body, from Sai Wan's deadly shores to deserted village houses, from shadowy office corners to midnight streets, determined to conquer this bizarre, supernatural Hong Kong crime universe one place at a time!
This doesn't make sense; Zhang Tianshi's actions of destroying mountains and temples didn't mean he couldn't use magic.
The titles are too literary. I've read all the novels and watched the movies you've written, but several things in the synopsis just disappeared without a trace. It's too rushed. One isn't finished before another appears; the endings are too fast.
Overall, it's alright; you can check it out when you're looking for something to read.
It looks pretty good, but it feels like it's missing something.
The author's writing is truly excellent, with superb character development that makes the characters feel like real, living people, not just NPCs forced in to advance the plot. Keep it up, author! Here's a small recommendation vote as a token of my appreciation. For a first-time writer, such skill is truly impressive. I look forward to writing more chapters with richer plots in the future. Keep it up! (๑><๑)
Well written, but the author's name is a bit short.
Why do they come up with chapter titles in such a complicated way?
How old? / How big?
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