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Mystery Of Muye: The Eyes of the God 

An arrogant and greedy graveyard discovers a snow-white woman in an ancient tomb as he searches for an ancient newspaper storehouse. This woman is actually a princess and has eyes that can see through everything from ancient times to the present. The arrival of the princess broke the peace of the world and their adventures made the two fall in love.
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An arrogant and greedy graveyard discovers a snow-white woman in an ancient tomb as he searches for an ancient newspaper storehouse. This woman is actually a princess and has eyes that can see through everything from ancient times to the present. The arrival of the princess broke the peace of the world and their adventures made the two fall in love.

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Directed By:Huang Yi
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Runtime:87 minutes
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