Eerie Hong Kong Island: I Became a Ghost-Catching Master
When the familiar scenes of Hong Kong cinema turn into real-life danger, when the ghosts and zombies from childhood nightmares are standing right in front of you, what do you do?
Li Daoming’s answer is: just go for it!
He transmigrates to 1990s Hong Kong and immediately runs into the lively duo from A Ghostly and Merry, plunging headfirst into a huge maelstrom of supernatural Hong Kong variety shows.
Here are the slapstick mishaps of Jin Ma-ji and Meng Chao, the Maoshan Taoist arts of Uncle Nine and Lam Ching-ying, countless iconic supernatural scenes etched into the memories of a generation, and everywhere you look, evil spirits running rampant, resentful ghosts overflowing with malice, and immortal zombies and vampires.
Fortunately, he activates the Exorcising Merit System. With max-level Taoist arts from the start and the God-and-Ghost Seven Slashes Spell in hand, he slays yin spirits until they howl and makes a thousand ghosts scatter in fear!
While others are scared to death of ghosts, he chases ghosts to earn merit until his hands go numb.
While others avoid haunted houses and cursed places, he takes the initiative to go there and wipe out the evil beings entrenched inside.
From the Yau Ma Tei Police Station to remote funeral homes, from haunted houses in the New Territories to cursed places on the outlying islands, Li Daoming’s footsteps cross all of Hong Kong, wiping out every childhood nightmare one by one.
This time, he is no longer a spectator in front of the screen, but an exorcist in charge of yin and yang. The plot of this bizarre Hong Kong supernatural crossover is decided by him!
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