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Soul Hunter 

In the vast universe, there is a planet called "Fantasy Domain" on which an ancient intelligent species lives. This race is highly civilized and kind-hearted. It sends tribesmen to and from other planets in the universe. They are dedicated to the people on all planets but have a long-lasting obsession. On earth, they are called "Zhu Nian Masters."
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In the vast universe, there is a planet called "Fantasy Domain" on which an ancient intelligent species lives. This race is highly civilized and kind-hearted. It sends tribesmen to and from other planets in the universe. They are dedicated to the people on all planets but have a long-lasting obsession. On earth, they are called "Zhu Nian Masters."

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Genre:Action, Mystery
Directed By:Xu Wen
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Studio:iQIYI Pictures (重复 同 iQiyi Motion Pictures)

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