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Assassin's Game
The film is based on the background of the late imperial dynasty, anti-king usurpation, and the whereabouts of the young emperor.
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The film is based on the background of the late imperial dynasty, anti-king usurpation, and the whereabouts of the young emperor.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Zhang Yanbin
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