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Dragon Blade 

The communication system of the X-Force base in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is hacked by a mysterious saboteur. Bai Lu is assigned to Kuala Lumpur to carry out a reconnaissance mission. The Sky Key, which can open a space-time portal and is stored in the Malaysian base, is stolen. At the same time, Bai Lu suddenly loses contact and is suspected of stealing the Sky Key. She is wanted worldwide. Hong Huan and Huang Li are extremely worried and act rashly without the organization's permission, which unexpectedly causes an uproar.
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The communication system of the X-Force base in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is hacked by a mysterious saboteur. Bai Lu is assigned to Kuala Lumpur to carry out a reconnaissance mission. The Sky Key, which can open a space-time portal and is stored in the Malaysian base, is stolen. At the same time, Bai Lu suddenly loses contact and is suspected of stealing the Sky Key. She is wanted worldwide. Hong Huan and Huang Li are extremely worried and act rashly without the organization's permission, which unexpectedly causes an uproar.

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Genre:Action, Drama, Adventure, Science Fiction
Directed By:Chen Yuehui
Written By:Zhang Xiaodan
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Nova Productions

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