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Super Model Fantasy 

At a celebration feast, the supermodel An Weiwei, who seemed to be calm but was jealous, announced a break in public because of her boyfriend's betrayal. After breaking up, impulsive drag racing suffered a car accident, the lower leg was amputated, and fate fell into a trough. After a short period of pain and struggle, she decided to use her prosthesis to return to the T stage, and a dream-by-dream battle slowly began ...
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At a celebration feast, the supermodel An Weiwei, who seemed to be calm but was jealous, announced a break in public because of her boyfriend's betrayal. After breaking up, impulsive drag racing suffered a car accident, the lower leg was amputated, and fate fell into a trough. After a short period of pain and struggle, she decided to use her prosthesis to return to the T stage, and a dream-by-dream battle slowly began ...

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Genre:Drama, Action
Written By:Frankie Chan Fan-Kei, Zhou Xiaofei
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Runtime:113 minutes
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