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It is about a young man in a popular area who works as an electrical engineer.He has an accident that causes him to be charged with electricity.He becomes a source of electricity for his home and the people of his area.He falls in love with a girl after she was electrocuted.Due to the power outage crisis, officials are trying to use his ability to make up electricity.
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It is about a young man in a popular area who works as an electrical engineer.He has an accident that causes him to be charged with electricity.He becomes a source of electricity for his home and the people of his area.He falls in love with a girl after she was electrocuted.Due to the power outage crisis, officials are trying to use his ability to make up electricity.
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