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A man admonishing a woman who smoked on the street. Thought she was a student and disciplined her, but it turned out that she was an adult. She slaps the man who was disciplined, and the man, surprised by her punching power, decides to raise him as a fighter.
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A man admonishing a woman who smoked on the street. Thought she was a student and disciplined her, but it turned out that she was an adult. She slaps the man who was disciplined, and the man, surprised by her punching power, decides to raise him as a fighter.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:D.style
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Runtime:43 minutes
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