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Strive for Sword
During the Tang Dynasty, the Cao family village must protect a legendary sword passed down for generations. As jealousy, betrayal, and treachery threaten both the weapon and its guardians, the disciples must uncover hidden conspiracies and defend the sword to preserve their family’s sacred legacy.
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During the Tang Dynasty, the Cao family village must protect a legendary sword passed down for generations. As jealousy, betrayal, and treachery threaten both the weapon and its guardians, the disciples must uncover hidden conspiracies and defend the sword to preserve their family’s sacred legacy.
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