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The Night of Storm
A dead body without a head was found in the village, which brought a nervous atmosphere to the peaceful village, and the villagers talked about it. At this time, there was a new head of township An from the army. He was an upright and responsible person. As soon as he arrived in the village, he started investigating the headless case. Deputy Mayor Xu enthusiastically introduced the various situations in the village to Mayor An.
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A dead body without a head was found in the village, which brought a nervous atmosphere to the peaceful village, and the villagers talked about it. At this time, there was a new head of township An from the army. He was an upright and responsible person. As soon as he arrived in the village, he started investigating the headless case. Deputy Mayor Xu enthusiastically introduced the various situations in the village to Mayor An.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Zhang Jiping
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