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Drunken Blade
HAN YUEREN, known as DRUNKEN BLADE in Jianghu, traveled to a desolate desert town to repay the kindness of a meal back then. At the time, the town was being ravaged by swords bandits. The killing intent of Lady Boss also emerges.
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HAN YUEREN, known as DRUNKEN BLADE in Jianghu, traveled to a desolate desert town to repay the kindness of a meal back then. At the time, the town was being ravaged by swords bandits. The killing intent of Lady Boss also emerges.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Li Bingyuan
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Yingfilm Entertainment, Beijing Zhenwumen Film
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