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13rd Sister: Three Deadly Days
She thought she had overthrown the patron Hac Ho and broken the sinister plot of Anh Hai, Sister Thirteen and An Cu Nghia Doan, were able to bring peace. However, new enemies continued to appear, once again shaking the lives of the An Cu Nghia Doan brothers.
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She thought she had overthrown the patron Hac Ho and broken the sinister plot of Anh Hai, Sister Thirteen and An Cu Nghia Doan, were able to bring peace. However, new enemies continued to appear, once again shaking the lives of the An Cu Nghia Doan brothers.
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Genre:Comedy, Action
Written By:Bình Bồng Bột
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