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The Journey to The West: Demon's Child
Five hundred years ago Monkey King made a riot in the Heavenly Palace, accidentally kicking over the sky stove and causing the Heavenly Fire to fall into the world. In order to save the common people, Princess Iron Fan tried her best to suppress fire, but the Red Boy in her belly was eroded by the true fire of the samida and became a devil boy.
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Five hundred years ago Monkey King made a riot in the Heavenly Palace, accidentally kicking over the sky stove and causing the Heavenly Fire to fall into the world. In order to save the common people, Princess Iron Fan tried her best to suppress fire, but the Red Boy in her belly was eroded by the true fire of the samida and became a devil boy.
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:iQiyi Motion Pictures
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