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Northeast Disco 

"crossed" to 2022 in an accident, woke up to Zhou Chuanyue and found that he was the chairman of a listed company who took a luxury car and lived in a mansion, and what was more unexpected was that the goddess Fufang (played by Liu Meixi) in his heart was actually his wife, and when he met his young love rival Leon (played by Wen Song), he found that Leon had been obsessed with Fufang, and the two launched a series of hilarious tricks. In the film, the violent beating of love rivals, trapped in immortal jumps, people alive but encountered grave jumping and other bridges, will pull the laughing fruit full!
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"crossed" to 2022 in an accident, woke up to Zhou Chuanyue and found that he was the chairman of a listed company who took a luxury car and lived in a mansion, and what was more unexpected was that the goddess Fufang (played by Liu Meixi) in his heart was actually his wife, and when he met his young love rival Leon (played by Wen Song), he found that Leon had been obsessed with Fufang, and the two launched a series of hilarious tricks. In the film, the violent beating of love rivals, trapped in immortal jumps, people alive but encountered grave jumping and other bridges, will pull the laughing fruit full!

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Tang Tiejun, Ou Tankai
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Runtime:71 minutes
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