Back to the Past (2026)

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Ken is the project's true inventor, and after more than twenty years of wrongful imprisonment he returns to the time-machine lab with a revenge-driven plan. He forces Dr. Mo Yau to reactivate the machine so he can go back to the Qin Dynasty and seize power for himself, aiming to rewrite history and become the first emperor of China.

Hong Siu-lung is the central hero who was originally sent into the past and became closely tied to Ying Ching, serving as a mentor-like figure whose presence helped shape the emperor's rise. In the film's present-day conflict, he is drawn back into the Qin era to confront the time-traveling threat, and the emperor's decisions are repeatedly influenced by his history with Hong.

Hong Yu is tied to the future consequence of the story: the results of the Qin dynasty's eventual collapse and the line of history that follows it. Ken reveals that the Qin dynasty will fall to Hong Yu, who is identified as Bowie, Siu-lung's son, which makes Hong Yu a key figure in Ken's attempt to seize control of the timeline.

After the main conflict, Emperor Ying Ching orders the official record altered so the events will be recorded as a royal expedition in search of immortality rather than as a disruptive time-travel incident. This preserves imperial authority and conceals the threat posed by the temporal вмешательства.

The post-credits scene shows the signal receiver activating successfully and transporting key Qin-era inhabitants to modern Hong Kong. They then decide to return to the past to repair the historical damage caused by time travel, setting up further conflict.