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Qian accidentally got involved in a dispute over royal power. The royal family wanted to use Qian as to talk to Xi in exchange for the trust of the Huns. Qian and others used Erlang's power to crack the mysterious secret of the West Pole.
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Qian accidentally got involved in a dispute over royal power. The royal family wanted to use Qian as to talk to Xi in exchange for the trust of the Huns. Qian and others used Erlang's power to crack the mysterious secret of the West Pole.
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