Terrifying Heavens: I'll directly worship the Black Law of Fengdu!

Chapter 291 The Truth
Although many technologies in 2004 are not as advanced as those in 2025, the power of human-made firearms should not be underestimated. Assault rifles can still turn a person into a sieve.

Li Xuan was well aware of this.

So you have to use your brain...

He acted under the cover of night, throwing several Molotov cocktails and setting fires in sparsely populated areas of the prison.

Flames shot into the sky, and black smoke billowed like a long dragon straight to the heavens!
Based on the information left by the dozen or so ghosts before their deaths, Li Xuan found a small house in Stanley Prison. He used lightning magic to kill the ghosts on guard duty, and the other two were humans, whom he only stunned with lightning magic.

He opened the heavy iron door and saw Huang Yaozu, covered in wounds, with his hands cuffed and hanging on the wall. He could only stand; if he sat down, his wrists would be pulled by the handcuffs.

Upon hearing the voice, Huang Yaozu opened his swollen eyes and vaguely recognized Li Xuan's figure. He said weakly, "Brother, hurry up and leave. It's my fault for being useless and dragging you down."

Li Xuan used his long knife to cut through the handcuffs, hoisted Huang Yaozu onto his shoulder, and said, "Where's Glasses? Where is he?"

Tears streamed from Huang Yaozu's eyes, mingling with the bloodstains on his cheeks as they fell onto Li Xuan's shoulder. He choked out, "Glasses had a pistol hidden in his hand and tried to steal the speedboat. He was killed on the spot and thrown into the sea."

Li Xuan was taken aback.

Glasses, whose real name is Hu Weihua, also died a tragic death in the original movie plot, but now, upon hearing the cause of his death "again," Li Xuan couldn't help but recall the words he had spoken.

That morning, Glasses cautiously asked him if he could also cultivate the Fengdu Dharma.

……

Li Xuan silently carried Huang Yaozu and walked briskly along the original route. He sheathed his long sword, his palm filled with lightning, and lashed out at any target that appeared like a whip.

Ghosts will die if they touch them.

Humans fainted.

Huang Yaozu wanted to say something to persuade Li Xuan to leave while he stayed, but when he saw Li Xuan's expressionless face as he brandished the lightning whip, he obediently shut his mouth.

After just a few days apart, Li Xuan's demeanor had changed considerably, becoming more sharp and ruthless...

When Chen, the police chief, heard about Huang Yaozu's rescue in Stanley, the usually composed policeman was so angry that he kicked over the table, veins bulging on his forehead and his temples throbbing.

He looked at the subordinates standing in front of him, his chest heaving, and it took him a long time to squeeze out a sentence: "You...you're all a bunch of useless trash. Huang Yaozu was just arrested and we hadn't even gotten a few useful questions out of him before he was rescued! Is there no one else capable at Stanley Prison?!"

Knowing he was in the wrong, the subordinate said, "Stanley Prison is mostly populated by ordinary people, with very few ghosts. We hoped to handle this matter using ghosts, and we had already arranged for ghosts from other areas to be transferred over. We really didn't expect that today, before the ghosts even arrived, Li Xuan would show up first..."

Chen Ting couldn't listen anymore.

He sat in the chair, his eyes as cold as still water, and said, "Make this public, and I'll make sure he can't move an inch!"

The subordinate left in a hurry.

Ghosts are transformed from humans, and humans have selfish desires, even after becoming ghosts.

Chen Ting had been cultivating his power for many years, but he had very few truly loyal confidants to gather—they were few and far between. He had a premonition that Hong Kong might be about to undergo a major upheaval…

Ghosts have existed in the world for over three hundred years. Through possession, they can easily seize status and power, but in recent years, quite a few have suffered mental breakdowns.

I heard that in the US, several ghosts possessing congressmen have begun to go insane, rambling incoherently in public. Chen Ting felt a pang of unease…

The appearance of Li Xuan was like a harbinger, much like a warning in a disaster movie: dead flocks of birds, withered crops, and a strange sense of oppression.

He walked to the floor-to-ceiling window.

This place is over thirty stories high, and you can clearly see the nighttime world of Hong Kong Island through the glass.

Neon lights flashed, displaying a dazzling array of colors, depicting a world of extravagance and debauchery. In nightclubs, rebellious young men and women, with money to burn, danced wildly to the music, seemingly able to forget everything!
A worker, just off work, gazes at his long shadow cast on the ground under the streetlights, feeling lost and uncertain about the future...

Chen Ting opened his palm and clenched it tightly in front of the distant lights, then sighed heavily and muttered to himself, "Perhaps I should retire while I'm ahead, and maybe I'll be the one laughing last."

His expression hardened, and he turned and walked towards the room, opening the safe...

The following day, a Hong Kong Island morning news report stated that a relatively unknown newspaper published an article about what happened at Stanley Prison the previous night, with a very bold headline: "Shocking: Stanley Prison Break, Exposing Terrifying Supernatural Events."

Inside, the scene was filled with flashing lights and chaos, but the gunman's eyes were white, making him look like a zombie, which still sent chills down the spines of the citizens who had bought the morning paper.

The old man's hands trembled slightly as he cursed, "What's going on? This newspaper is usually quite honest, but now it's started writing nonsense."

Standing nearby, other friends who also read the morning paper chimed in.

But less than ten minutes later, some shady characters came along with a disc and told everyone that there was a shocking secret. Then they started playing the disc in a video store.

His natural talent for joining in the fun quickly drew a crowd of more than a dozen people to the television.

The television screen quickly showed an image, and everyone gasped in shock—it was the content described in the newspaper article, "Shocking: Stanley Prison Break Exposes Terrifying Supernatural Events"...

The pictures in the newspaper were slightly distorted because the printer couldn't print very detailed images. However, the pictures played back on a VCD were much clearer.

It has both visuals and sound.

Inside, "Li Xuan" opened the iron gate, and Huang Yaozu appeared before the audience looking like a bloodied man, causing them all to gasp in shock.

The menacing figures rushing in from all directions, rolling their eyes, and the snow-white whip gleaming from Li Xuan's hand, all drastically altered the worldviews of the onlookers in those extremely short ten minutes!
In the final minutes, Li Xuan, who had remained silent, uttered these words: "After death, people become ghosts due to their obsessions, possessing other people's bodies and acting recklessly. It's pitiful that most people are kept in the dark. Perhaps they never imagined that their teachers, classmates, parents, or even their spouses could be possessed by a ghost at some point..."

The image is filled with static and buzzing sounds...

The old man asked the thug who brought the CD, "Kid, where did this come from? Is it some kind of movie special effect?"

The thug sneered and said, "Uncle, do you know how expensive movie special effects are? This just happened last night, where am I supposed to get you special effects?"

He then nervously pulled a stack of papers from his pocket and distributed them to the people around him, saying in a low voice, "I have special channels to get these ghost-detecting tips, and I also have ghost-detecting tools. They're only one yuan each. It's very simple: ghosts will get burned if they touch them, but ordinary people won't!"

It's very cheap; milk tea costs so much these days.

Everyone around them grabbed one; they all bought them, just in case they came in handy, since the scene was too horrible.

(End of this chapter)