After multiple workers died at a Chinese construction site in Preah Sihanouk, the construction manager asked the Chinese owner to seek help from a Chinese feng shui master to prevent further mishaps. During his investigation, the master uncovered a troubling truth involving a vengeful pregnant female spirit. The spirit was angry about the construction on the site, which she considered her domain. As a result, the feng shui master had to navigate through a series of challenges to uncover the problem and find a way to appease her.
A sudden storm causes Chung Ting-Kwok, a guerrilla fighter during the Second Sino-Japanese War, to awaken after being frozen for over seventy years. He discovers that he is now in the year 2018. He searches for his family, only to see his descendants behaving badly. His son Ho Woh-Ping is fraudulently on welfare, while his grandson Ho Wing-Nin uses feng shui to deceive people for money, yet Ting-Kwok is unable to correct them. From covering up the truth of murder to getting caught up in a battle for money, Chung Ting-Kwok vows to save his family at any cost.
Hundreds of feet in the air, a drone approaches a row of skyscrapers along Hong Kong’s affluent southern coast. The target: giant holes in the buildings’ facades kept clear for the passage of mythological dragons. Over three successive trips, an affectless voice offers thoughts on feng shui architecture, ideological resistance, and notions of queer identity.