"Nine Yin Wealth Points" is a Taiyin Taixie evil curse. After the Taoist priest casts the spell on the ancestral grave of the deceased, it can absorb all the luck within a radius of five kilometers, making the family rich for four generations, resulting in "one family is rich, and thousands of families are begging for food". Because the luck will be exhausted one day, the ancestral grave must be moved every thirty years. Young and Dangerous Wuying (played by Zheng Zhongji) and his friend Naiyouzhu (played by Wu Yonglong) are ordered by AKTV boss Zhou Aqiang (played by Guan Chuyao) to intimidate a generation of metaphysics master Jiang Tianji (played by Yuen Biao) to move the coffin for Zhou Taigong. Wuying has always believed that ghosts or zombies only appear in storybooks or movies, but until he met the beautiful female ghost Mingtian (played by Hu Ran), he believed that the supernatural world really exists. And Naiyouzhu's favorite actress Balla (played by Luo Ziqiao) was also bitten by a zombie. Wuying and Naiyouzhu asked Tianji for help. The four of them formed a zombie extermination team and rushed into the TV station, but they were surrounded by a group of "zombie troops"! It turns out that Zhou's grandfather has turned into a zombie king and jumped out of the coffin. He is hiding in AKTV and has turned all the extras who filmed the "zombie" program into his "zombie army". In the 1980s, "Mr. Zombie" used the Chinese folk "jumping corpse" as the filming theme, creating a new wave of supernatural movies in Hong Kong, and "vampire zombies" and zombie movies also appeared in the West. Director Chen Yiheng cross-overed the zombie, zombie and ghost themes from the East and the West into "The Heavenly Master Makes a Trouble with the Zombie".