Brother Wong

Brother Wong joins Sister Mao's reviewer team as an apparently unrelated paying client. His real purpose is to gather material on the House of Horrors for the competing Futuristic Theme Park.

Biography

Covert visit to Coffin Village

Brother Wong pays to accompany Sister Mao's group into the Coffin Village scenario, allowing the reviewers to assume responsibility for an older outsider they barely know. He dismisses warnings and secretly records the attraction despite the ban on filming. The scenario's apparitions overwhelm him, and he is carried out unconscious with the other visitors. When Chen Ge examines his phone, he finds illicit video and images alongside Futuristic Theme Park designs, exposes the visit as industrial spying, and deletes the stolen House of Horrors footage before returning the device. (Chapters 347–355)

Appearance and personality

Brother Wong is an older man whose age encourages Sister Mao's group to treat him as a client in need of protection. He is dismissive, secretive, and willing to violate the attraction's rules for his employer, but his confidence does not survive direct exposure to Coffin Village's scares. (Chapters 347–355)

Skills and supernatural abilities

Brother Wong has no supernatural power. His role depends on covert observation, phone recording, and maintaining the appearance of an ordinary visitor long enough to collect information for a commercial rival. (Chapters 347–355)

Relationships

• Sister Mao: The reviewer whose group he uses as cover; she regards him as a paying client rather than a trusted teammate. (Chapters 347–355)
• Chen Ge: The owner targeted by his covert recording, who discovers the rival-park material and removes the stolen footage. (Chapter 355)

Items

• Mobile phone: Contains unauthorized recordings of the House of Horrors as well as plans and images connected to the Futuristic Theme Park. (Chapters 347–355)