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The Peeper's Story: The Tattoo Master
The story of the tattoo artist Ching and the photographer Sei are good friends. They often go to voyeur together, even more famous for tattoos, and persuade girls to take sexy photos of them. In one encounter, he met the wife of the rich man Fok Cha. Because Fok Cha thought that his wife had committed adultery with Ching and Sei, he sent someone to kill her, and even blamed Ching, which made Ching very distressed...
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The story of the tattoo artist Ching and the photographer Sei are good friends. They often go to voyeur together, even more famous for tattoos, and persuade girls to take sexy photos of them. In one encounter, he met the wife of the rich man Fok Cha. Because Fok Cha thought that his wife had committed adultery with Ching and Sei, he sent someone to kill her, and even blamed Ching, which made Ching very distressed...
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