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In order to expose the fanaticism of Wan Huajiao, a fanatic group that uses SEX to increase female fanatics, Taozi is a serious working OL. In fact, her other identity is the justice ninja-Tao Ying works in Tuji Xingye. She found the society The leader is manipulated by a mysterious fanatic cult. And this Wanhua Sect, the teacher Zuzhen Huanzhai learned that Taoying planned to hinder his conspiracy, and sent three female ninjas with unique skills to deal with Taoying. Using soap bubble hell to melt a woman's body, a mantis with her hands that can be turned into a sharp sickle, and a girl spider who uses spider silk to manipulate other people's bodies at will. The only one who has the ability to defeat these three ninjas using Y-Ran Ninjutsu, is Tao Ying to prevent Wanhua from conquering the world.
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In order to expose the fanaticism of Wan Huajiao, a fanatic group that uses SEX to increase female fanatics, Taozi is a serious working OL. In fact, her other identity is the justice ninja-Tao Ying works in Tuji Xingye. She found the society The leader is manipulated by a mysterious fanatic cult. And this Wanhua Sect, the teacher Zuzhen Huanzhai learned that Taoying planned to hinder his conspiracy, and sent three female ninjas with unique skills to deal with Taoying. Using soap bubble hell to melt a woman's body, a mantis with her hands that can be turned into a sharp sickle, and a girl spider who uses spider silk to manipulate other people's bodies at will. The only one who has the ability to defeat these three ninjas using Y-Ran Ninjutsu, is Tao Ying to prevent Wanhua from conquering the world.

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Directed By:Takao Nakano
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