All Gods: I am a master of all professions, who dares to oppose me?

"The undercover agent you mentioned is the director of the New Territories North Regional Headquarters."

The atmosphere, which had been somewhat serious, suddenly became a little strange after Fang Chang's words.

Detective Shi's confident demeanor froze; he was somewhat embarrassed, and quite embarrassed.

"What are you talking about? You look like you're having a lot of fun~" Tracy suddenly ran over with cheerful steps.

Detective Shi breathed a sigh of relief. Luckily, someone had come to his rescue. This woman didn't seem to be entirely useless after all!

"I think I just heard you guys say that the director is an undercover agent? Is it true?" Tracy suddenly leaned closer to Xu Xi, crouched down, and whispered mysteriously, her eyes gleaming with a gossip-like light.

……

It's out of the predicament, but it also seems like it's not...

At the crucial moment, his good friend Xu Xi stepped forward to save Detective Shi from embarrassment. After driving Tracy away, he continued to ask about the case.

Since last month, there have been sporadic cases of missing newborn babies in the New Territories North Regional Headquarters. The police have been struggling to find clues until yesterday when a lead came to them online...

This should have been a cause for celebration, since having a clue means the case could make progress soon. However, finding a "clue" was a bit of a headache, and the whole case became even more perplexing because of it.

"If it's not an inside man, then what else could it be but a real ghost?" Detective Shi gave up thinking. Without enough information, anything he said would just be wild guessing.

"There are no ghosts, we should believe in science." Fang Chang said while carefully recalling relevant information and trying to find familiar plots and works. "Even if there are, they are just living people pretending to be gods and ghosts."

Key information is scarce: baby theft, location Hong Kong Island, and the invisible man.

"What are some relevant Hong Kong films...?"

Based on the previous two cases, Fang Chang deduced that the world he was in was roughly within the scope of movies and TV dramas, thus narrowing down the range of his memories.

As for the possibility that this case isn't part of a storyline but just an ordinary daily occurrence... well, that's a possibility, but not very likely.

"Looks like I'll have to catch up on my studies when I get back, and watch more movies and TV series, otherwise I'll be completely lost if I encounter a world I have no recollection of in the future," Fang Chang thought to himself.

"Do you need any help?" Xu Xi couldn't help but ask, seeing Fang Chang's helpless expression.

"Hey, you're about to go on your honeymoon, it would be really inhuman of me to ask you for help with this." Fang Chang waved his hand and replied casually.

"Officer Fang, a senior superintendent, doesn't need your help, you little black knight!" Detective Shi, who had been silent for a while, suddenly jumped out and said sarcastically.

Although they all participated in the entire case-solving process, some people were promoted to senior superintendent, while others were only promoted one level. This is not the most infuriating thing. The key is that some police officers surnamed Fang always intentionally or unintentionally brag about this. In the past week, Detective Shi had already been driven crazy by Fang.

So whenever he had the chance, Detective Shi would launch a verbal counterattack, but his record was more defeats than victories, which wasn't very impressive.

Xu Xi smiled gently as she looked at the scene before her. Even if she left, she would never forget her two good friends.

“Black Knight… Black Knight…” Fang Chang muttered unconsciously for a few moments, then suddenly a thought flashed through his mind, “If there’s a Black Knight here, then what kind of knight is in the baby abduction case? It can’t just be a case involving ordinary people, right?”

"I understand!" Fang Chang slammed his hand on the table, splashing coffee everywhere.

"Why are you yelling so loudly?" Detective Shi shouted in a hurry.

“I know the general situation of this case!” Fang Chang glanced disdainfully at Detective Shi, who was making a big fuss, and then sat down leisurely.

"This time, I might really need to trouble you. There's a tiny bit of danger involved." Fang Chang recalled the general plot of the case and gestured with his thumb and forefinger to Xu Xi.

However, due to limited ability, Fangzai was not able to fully express the concept of "hundred million", which made him feel quite ashamed.

“No problem, it’s fine to leave later.” Xu Xi agreed without asking any further questions.

Xu Xi was happy to be able to help her friend.

As for danger, with their combined strength, there's probably nothing in Hong Kong that could threaten their lives.

To talk about the worst-case scenario...

I still owe Fang Chang my life, and when the time comes, I'll just repay it with my life.

Xu Xi has always pursued a peaceful life, but perhaps he himself is unaware that deep down he harbors a thirst for adventure.

"Let me think about it carefully..." After receiving Xu Xi's reply, Fang Chang tapped his fingers lightly on the table and began to recall the ins and outs of the case.

Just now, under Detective Shi's "reminder," Fang Chang began to intentionally connect this case with "chivalry," and then he thought of a Hong Kong movie from more than 20 years ago:

The Heroic Trio

This film tells the story of three female warriors from different backgrounds who, after experiencing a series of mysterious incidents involving the theft of babies, ultimately uphold justice and form a life-or-death alliance to fight against evil forces.

Yes, the key point is "female knight-errant," circle it, it will be on the test later!

The three female warriors were played by Anita Mui, Michelle Yeoh and Maggie Cheung respectively. It was originally just a low-budget, fast-paced movie, but it unexpectedly received rave reviews after its release, and a sequel was later made.

Of course, the sequel didn't perform as well as expected.

The reason Fang Chang felt a little dangerous about this plot was mainly because the characters' combat power was ridiculously high.

Leaving aside the main villain, an immortal eunuch with telekinetic abilities who can still move even after being blown to smithereens, the three main characters alone are all capable of deflecting bullets with blades, catching explosives with their bare hands at close range, and being immune to electricity after breaking through power lines—all of that is child's play for them…

Honestly, just thinking about those images gave Fang Changguang a headache... What kind of monsters are these...?

The urban chivalry was going well before, so why did the difficulty suddenly increase here?

In truth, the Three Heroes of the East are the true traditional Chinese martial arts masters. They practiced martial arts encompassing the eighteen weapons, internal energy cultivation, external skills, and agility. Even in today's technologically advanced society, they still choose to use ancient weapons in their battles.

Unlike some Xu-surname men who wear black masks, whose secret bases combined can't even produce a single knife, they're all armed with guns, showing absolutely no chivalrous air about them!

The good news is that although the masters in this movie can cut bullets with their knives, they are still mortals without proper weapons, yet they still manage to hit their targets with every shot.

At most, it's just that after practicing certain martial arts, their motor skills are too developed, allowing them to avoid bullets based on the firing movements of ordinary people.

But the final boss is really tough to deal with. Can anyone tell Fang Zai why he, an ordinary senior superintendent, would encounter something like supernatural abilities...?

Moreover, judging from the female protagonist Dongdong's reaction in the movie, although this special ability is one in a million, it is still not a top secret, and there are always some "martial arts people" who know about it.

So why is there such a big difference in the level of armed forces in different areas of the same Hong Kong Island?

This world is so illogical...