Fox Demon Legend
What seems like a demon is in fact something called desire that is stirring up trouble in people's hearts. This story tells us that the only way to stay righteous amid the corruption and live a good life is to revere life and respect nature. Let us follow in the footsteps of “Jiuye” Song Tailai and experience the ups and downs in this decades-long story brimming with love and hate...
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What seems like a demon is in fact something called desire that is stirring up trouble in people's hearts. This story tells us that the only way to stay righteous amid the corruption and live a good life is to revere life and respect nature. Let us follow in the footsteps of “Jiuye” Song Tailai and experience the ups and downs in this decades-long story brimming with love and hate...
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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Bai Jing, Sun Yujie, Pei Yuanhua
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Runtime:77 minutes
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