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Love Tactics 

Thirteen Peas, with a small beard, is a middle-aged monster named Shu Shu who studies military tactics and makes a living by writing scripts all year round. One day, Shisan Dou originally intended to deceive netizens into sleeping with a curry kitten under the guise of a prediction master, but was severely punished by the other party. After waking up, he was pulled to the office of the notorious businessman Wang Tiangui by a car. Due to owing Wang Tiangui's manuscript and deposit, Shisandou was forced to take on a unethical task assigned to him by Mr. Wang, which was to break up the loving couple Fu Manlun and Xin Xinxin. For the sake of money, Shisandou took on this task and quickly gathered a group of unknown actors such as Li Xiansuo and Liuliu to form a drama team called "Bangda Yuanyang". A love battle without gunpowder quietly begins
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Thirteen Peas, with a small beard, is a middle-aged monster named Shu Shu who studies military tactics and makes a living by writing scripts all year round. One day, Shisan Dou originally intended to deceive netizens into sleeping with a curry kitten under the guise of a prediction master, but was severely punished by the other party. After waking up, he was pulled to the office of the notorious businessman Wang Tiangui by a car. Due to owing Wang Tiangui's manuscript and deposit, Shisandou was forced to take on a unethical task assigned to him by Mr. Wang, which was to break up the loving couple Fu Manlun and Xin Xinxin. For the sake of money, Shisandou took on this task and quickly gathered a group of unknown actors such as Li Xiansuo and Liuliu to form a drama team called "Bangda Yuanyang". A love battle without gunpowder quietly begins

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Wu Bing
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Runtime:98 minutes
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