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Demon Hunter Yan Chixia 

A year ago, Yan Chixia, alongside her family, killed the Fox Demon. Her younger sister Jiang Xue, however, was turned into a demon l, and under the intervention of the sect, becomes even more involved with Yan. The deep misunderstanding brought on by Chixia causes that he has become her mortal enemy. The two are separated by two generations of enmity against the monsters. Yan Chixia becomes one who exterminates demons, while Jiang Xue quietly transforms into a nine-tailed fox known as Shen Si Rou.
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A year ago, Yan Chixia, alongside her family, killed the Fox Demon. Her younger sister Jiang Xue, however, was turned into a demon l, and under the intervention of the sect, becomes even more involved with Yan. The deep misunderstanding brought on by Chixia causes that he has become her mortal enemy. The two are separated by two generations of enmity against the monsters. Yan Chixia becomes one who exterminates demons, while Jiang Xue quietly transforms into a nine-tailed fox known as Shen Si Rou.

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Genre:Action, Adventure, Fantasy
Written By:Chou Mingjia
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Box Office:$258,608
Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Tzyxscreen, Beijing Sky Image Film & TV Media, Hebei Shangtong Huanhui Film & TV Culture

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