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Kinn, Nearly Graduated From High School Struggle With His New Life Era. He Still Practicing And Compete Ping Pong Competition To Fulfill His Father Dream Which He Makes The Way For Him. But Since He Knows What He Loves, He Tries To Do What He Want To Do. Even If It Separates Their Relationship.
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Kinn, Nearly Graduated From High School Struggle With His New Life Era. He Still Practicing And Compete Ping Pong Competition To Fulfill His Father Dream Which He Makes The Way For Him. But Since He Knows What He Loves, He Tries To Do What He Want To Do. Even If It Separates Their Relationship.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Chakrabhat Leinsiri
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Runtime:32 minutes
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