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Seol-gwi, trying to take revenge on the person who murdered his master, is brutally defeated by his opponent, who is a master swordsman. However, after honing his skills with the help of a martial arts expert, he takes up the sword once again to seek revenge.
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Seol-gwi, trying to take revenge on the person who murdered his master, is brutally defeated by his opponent, who is a master swordsman. However, after honing his skills with the help of a martial arts expert, he takes up the sword once again to seek revenge.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Rong Hu
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