Liao Bufan, seen as a bringer of bad luck, seeks to change his fate by training at Mount Shu. Despite his carefree facade, he hides deep anxieties. Ling Long trusts her judgment and strengthens Liao's confidence in following his chosen path.
In a Southeast Asian country, the Chinese geomancer Chen Wuji, in his quest to find a cure and save lives, fell victim to the trap set by a tomb-robbing syndicate and lost his life. After Chen Wuji's three disciples, Xiaoman, Dashu, and Bailu, learned the truth behind the scenes, they devised a strategy to unravel the conspiracy of the tomb-robbing group. In the end, they collaborated with the police to bring the tomb-robbing syndicate to justice.
In the early years of the Republic of China, the corrupt Qing government is overthrown by the revolution, and the trend of democratic progress rapidly sweeps across the entire land. However, aside from the chaos of the era, the underdevelopment of the people's wisdom, ignorance, and feudal superstition are still rampant throughout China. The son of the police officer Wang Zhizhang dies due to opium and he disdains the old society for the widespread crime and feudal ideology that poison the people’s minds. Hence, he disguises himself as a Taoist and infiltrates the local businessman Mr. Chen's house to investigate the opium smuggling case.
The executioner Xie Qi, who is in charge of the ghost-headed knife, will encounter the ghost of a woman who is back for revenge because he killed the female prisoner during the taboo of three quarters of noon. The people of the town were very angry and blamed Xie Qi for all the inauspicious things that happened. Xie Qi wants to use the old method of stitching up the human head back to its body and subsequently burn it to pacify the female ghost, but unexpectedly the human head was stolen, and the body sewer was killed. The case of the town’s wealthy merchants grave moving and the girl’s disappearance, things start coming together, and Xie Qi is now in grave danger…
Billy Lau Nam-Kwong (born 3 April 1954) is a Hong Kong film actor. He is best known for playing the Police Captain in Mr. Vampire (1985), and went on to be cast in similar roles. He has appeared in many comedy and horror films.
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