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Asura Bride 

On the night of her wedding to General Xiao Kian, princess Wang Xuan transformed into a ghostly Asura Bride, killing and destroying every guest, even the three princes. Ziheng, who was a childhood sweetheart, were terrified. However, Xiao Ji did not leave him, and together with Wang Xuan to find the truth, he did not expect to involve a bigger conspiracy behind him.
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On the night of her wedding to General Xiao Kian, princess Wang Xuan transformed into a ghostly Asura Bride, killing and destroying every guest, even the three princes. Ziheng, who was a childhood sweetheart, were terrified. However, Xiao Ji did not leave him, and together with Wang Xuan to find the truth, he did not expect to involve a bigger conspiracy behind him.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Li Chengkun
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Runtime:80 minutes
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