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Dream Journey 3: The Land of Many Perfumes 

After the slaughter of the daughter country, the souls full of grievances are unwilling to reincarnate. Under the conspiracy of the old Beiming Kun, they are trapped among the villains. Only by absorbing the masculine soul can the body be maintained. At this time, Tang Seng and his apprentice were arriving here. After understanding the true situation of the daughter country, Tang Seng succeeded in transcending the story of the souls of the daughter country in order to understand and save them, despite the opposition of the disciples.
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After the slaughter of the daughter country, the souls full of grievances are unwilling to reincarnate. Under the conspiracy of the old Beiming Kun, they are trapped among the villains. Only by absorbing the masculine soul can the body be maintained. At this time, Tang Seng and his apprentice were arriving here. After understanding the true situation of the daughter country, Tang Seng succeeded in transcending the story of the souls of the daughter country in order to understand and save them, despite the opposition of the disciples.

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Genre:Adventure, Fantasy, Comedy
Directed By:Qiao Tan, Mo Meilin
Written By:Zhou Fengping, Zhang Yinli
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Hangzhou Wangda Pictures, Hangzhou Zichen Films & Television, Qiaolian Pictures, Zhejiang Meishi Zhongle Media, Zhejiang Media Trust Culture Communications

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