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Dragon Veins: Hachiman Shrine
Early nineties. Wang Baoyin, a driver for the Bureau of Cultural Heritage, is having trouble with everything and has repeatedly failed to get his job complete. He accidentally finds a relic left by his father who has been missing for years: a map of the Dragon Veins and a badge with a special symbol.
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Early nineties. Wang Baoyin, a driver for the Bureau of Cultural Heritage, is having trouble with everything and has repeatedly failed to get his job complete. He accidentally finds a relic left by his father who has been missing for years: a map of the Dragon Veins and a badge with a special symbol.
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