Curse Your Toxic Boss the Cantonese Way
Real advice for a toxic boss first. Then the Hong Kong method for the feeling of it, performed under a flyover and filmed for you.
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Field notes from the bridge
Everything we know about the ritual, the place, and the women who do the work. Written plainly, because the subject doesn't need embellishing.
How to Order Villain Hitting Online
What to prepare before you order villain hitting online, how the six-day filming window works, what arrives by email, and what we refuse to accept.
Is Villain Hitting Real? An Honest Answer
The practice is real. Our footage is real. Whether the curse works, nobody knows. A straight answer from a founder who does not believe in curses.
Jingzhe: The Day Hong Kong Curses Its Villains
Why one March day fills the Canal Road Flyover with queues for villain hitting, and whether your ritual needs Jingzhe or just a quiet weekday.
Meet the Aunties of the Canal Road Flyover
The women who beat villains under Goose Neck Bridge: how they learned the trade, what they refuse, and why we pay their full rate first.
Villain Hitting Hong Kong Price: 2026 Guide
What villain hitting costs in Hong Kong in 2026: about HK$50 at the stall, tour packages, apps, and our filmed service at US$15. Plain numbers.
Villain Hitting Online vs In Person: An Honest Comparison
Five ways to get a da siu yan ritual done, ranked honestly. The best one costs HK$50 at a Hong Kong bridge and does not involve us.
What Is Da Siu Yan? The Goose Neck Bridge Ritual
Da siu yan, Hong Kong's villain hitting ritual, explained: the eight movements, the White Tiger, the stalls under Canal Road Flyover, and the price.