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Duyen Ma 

"Duyen Ma" originates from the strange fate of Minh (Kieu Minh Tuan) when he became a ghost for no reason and met Ngoc (Ngoc Trinh). Everything would be nothing special if Ngoc didn't see Minh and along with the "three cadas of 3 ghosts" who were mischievous but kind enough to help him from the homeless spirit gradually get used to ghost making. However, the magic nature is not equal to the love nature, Ngoc and Minh fall in love with each other. From here, it has "triggered" so many troubles, especially when there is the appearance of the mysterious ghost Bach Cat.
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"Duyen Ma" originates from the strange fate of Minh (Kieu Minh Tuan) when he became a ghost for no reason and met Ngoc (Ngoc Trinh). Everything would be nothing special if Ngoc didn't see Minh and along with the "three cadas of 3 ghosts" who were mischievous but kind enough to help him from the homeless spirit gradually get used to ghost making. However, the magic nature is not equal to the love nature, Ngoc and Minh fall in love with each other. From here, it has "triggered" so many troubles, especially when there is the appearance of the mysterious ghost Bach Cat.

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