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Master of Maoshan
The story of Yun Ling, a Maoshan disciple who grows from a nobody to a Maoshan master, is a fascinating tale of self-salvation. A "zombie virus" has appeared in the city, and people are in a state of panic. Yun Ling, a disciple of Maoshan, and his three brothers are ordered to go down to the mountain to investigate and save the people, but unexpectedly the four of them fall into the trap of the black hand behind the scenes.
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The story of Yun Ling, a Maoshan disciple who grows from a nobody to a Maoshan master, is a fascinating tale of self-salvation. A "zombie virus" has appeared in the city, and people are in a state of panic. Yun Ling, a disciple of Maoshan, and his three brothers are ordered to go down to the mountain to investigate and save the people, but unexpectedly the four of them fall into the trap of the black hand behind the scenes.
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