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Detective Dee and the Road to Hell
Detective Dee is pardoned of prison by the empress with the condition that he solve a complicated case in 7 days, that of ghost soldiers who have ended the life of officers of her majesty.
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Detective Dee is pardoned of prison by the empress with the condition that he solve a complicated case in 7 days, that of ghost soldiers who have ended the life of officers of her majesty.
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Genre:Action, Fantasy
Written By:Lin Zhenzhao
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Runtime:97 minutes
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