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Demon Catcher Alliance 

The movie "The League of Monster Hunters" is about the yearsThe fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month(Mid-meal), the underworld artifact " prehistoric wheel " needs to be adjusted, and the ten kings of hell in the ghost mansion discuss allowing ghosts to stay in the sun for a day. The monster Savage Orochi colludes with the emissaries of the Ghost Mansion to steal the Prehistoric Wheel and control the underworld, resulting in the disappearance of all Buddhas and the destruction of all gods.Living Buddha Daoji andZhong KuiForm a demon hunter alliance to find a way to destroy the Savage Oroch
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The movie "The League of Monster Hunters" is about the yearsThe fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month(Mid-meal), the underworld artifact " prehistoric wheel " needs to be adjusted, and the ten kings of hell in the ghost mansion discuss allowing ghosts to stay in the sun for a day. The monster Savage Orochi colludes with the emissaries of the Ghost Mansion to steal the Prehistoric Wheel and control the underworld, resulting in the disappearance of all Buddhas and the destruction of all gods.Living Buddha Daoji andZhong KuiForm a demon hunter alliance to find a way to destroy the Savage Oroch

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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Directed By:Mai Tian
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Studio:北京麦田映画文化传媒有限公司, Tencent Video, Beijing Maitian Film & Culture Media Co., Ltd.

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