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The Real Monkey King: Bufashan
At the mysterious Bufa Mountain inn where no one can use magic, strangers; some from the Western Regions converge with hidden motives. A Journey to the West-style “werewolf game” unfolds as even the monk’s party hides their identities.
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At the mysterious Bufa Mountain inn where no one can use magic, strangers; some from the Western Regions converge with hidden motives. A Journey to the West-style “werewolf game” unfolds as even the monk’s party hides their identities.
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Genre:Fantasy, Action
Written By:Da Wei
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Tencent Penguin Pictures, Beijing Bufeng Pictures Co., Enjoy Pictures, Beijing In-Entertainment Media Co.
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