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Taichi's Beast Mound 

Chen Chengfeng, a disciple of the Taiji clan, and his sister Yanran, who, after being rounded up by the daughter of the head of the Devil's Gate and a group of Devil's Gate disciples, coincidentally enter the most secretive realm of the Taiji clan, the Mound of the Alien Beast
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Chen Chengfeng, a disciple of the Taiji clan, and his sister Yanran, who, after being rounded up by the daughter of the head of the Devil's Gate and a group of Devil's Gate disciples, coincidentally enter the most secretive realm of the Taiji clan, the Mound of the Alien Beast

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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Directed By:Hou Guotao
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Runtime:92 minutes
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