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Ancient Building Town Mausoleum Palace
Legend has it that deep in the desert near a small town in the north-west, there is a tomb complex of an ancient country that has disappeared for thousands of years. There are not only exotic treasures in the tomb complex, but also the legendary treasure "Soul Suppressing Mirror".
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Legend has it that deep in the desert near a small town in the north-west, there is a tomb complex of an ancient country that has disappeared for thousands of years. There are not only exotic treasures in the tomb complex, but also the legendary treasure "Soul Suppressing Mirror".
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Genre:Action, Drama, Adventure
Written By:Huang Erdao, Tian Ruihe
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