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The Innocent City
The elite special commander Tang Ke was assigned a new task to go to a building full of felons, and he had to "persuade" these criminals on his own.
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The elite special commander Tang Ke was assigned a new task to go to a building full of felons, and he had to "persuade" these criminals on his own.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Shi Chao
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Studio:Tencent Pictures
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