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Demon Department: The Four Elephants 

In the 12th year of the Yuan Dynasty of the Great Zhao Dynasty, the demon ravages and confuses the sentient beings. In addition, when the natural disasters occur, the people are miserable. The Emperor Zhao Xu Mingzhen Moss commanded Zhang Qianqing's demon teaching, and the national teacher Mo Fan told Zhang Qian that the general rudder was in Zhangzhou.
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In the 12th year of the Yuan Dynasty of the Great Zhao Dynasty, the demon ravages and confuses the sentient beings. In addition, when the natural disasters occur, the people are miserable. The Emperor Zhao Xu Mingzhen Moss commanded Zhang Qianqing's demon teaching, and the national teacher Mo Fan told Zhang Qian that the general rudder was in Zhangzhou.

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Genre:Action, Fantasy
Directed By:Chris Huo
Written By:Han Feng, Wu Kecheng, Liu Yue
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Runtime:85 minutes
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