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A couple decides to break up over a simple argument. When a guy thinks that he will find another girl for me, the girl also thinks that it is not that difficult to get another boyfriend, and she will use various ways to prove that she is interested. A young man can't find a girlfriend, so he offers his boyfriend to play the role of a woman for a while as his girlfriend. The girl also cannot find a temporary boyfriend, so she will offer her girlfriend to play the role of a man. With the consent of his friends, the story unfolds in a fun way.
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A couple decides to break up over a simple argument. When a guy thinks that he will find another girl for me, the girl also thinks that it is not that difficult to get another boyfriend, and she will use various ways to prove that she is interested. A young man can't find a girlfriend, so he offers his boyfriend to play the role of a woman for a while as his girlfriend. The girl also cannot find a temporary boyfriend, so she will offer her girlfriend to play the role of a man. With the consent of his friends, the story unfolds in a fun way.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Onon Nanjid
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:X-Tuts Production
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