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Art of War
The film tells the story of four members of the National Intelligence Agency's secret ace agent "Warhead" team: "Strategist" Alex, "Variety Rose" Bibi, "Stormy Hero" Blake, and "Cold Knife Madman" Collier who were killed by a criminal syndicate. He was framed and became a wanted criminal by the National Intelligence Bureau. Through a series of anti-terrorist operations such as being hunted down, going deep behind enemy lines, and rescuing hostages, after experiencing repeated hardships, he finally got out of trouble, found the leader of the criminal group, and wiped them out.
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The film tells the story of four members of the National Intelligence Agency's secret ace agent "Warhead" team: "Strategist" Alex, "Variety Rose" Bibi, "Stormy Hero" Blake, and "Cold Knife Madman" Collier who were killed by a criminal syndicate. He was framed and became a wanted criminal by the National Intelligence Bureau. Through a series of anti-terrorist operations such as being hunted down, going deep behind enemy lines, and rescuing hostages, after experiencing repeated hardships, he finally got out of trouble, found the leader of the criminal group, and wiped them out.
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