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The Story Of The Night Watcher 

In the thirteenth year of the Republic of China, there was a watchman in Yancheng named Hu Fan. The watchman is a mysterious and ancient profession. In addition to the job of keeping watch at night, he is also responsible for dealing with evil spirits that appear late at night. Recently, murders and disappearances have occurred frequently in Yancheng. The police department was helpless, so it went to Hu Fan, a folk who knew magic, to help. Hu Fan and others followed the clues and found that someone was killing people and offering sacrifices in broad daylight. To achieve the purpose of extending life...
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In the thirteenth year of the Republic of China, there was a watchman in Yancheng named Hu Fan. The watchman is a mysterious and ancient profession. In addition to the job of keeping watch at night, he is also responsible for dealing with evil spirits that appear late at night. Recently, murders and disappearances have occurred frequently in Yancheng. The police department was helpless, so it went to Hu Fan, a folk who knew magic, to help. Hu Fan and others followed the clues and found that someone was killing people and offering sacrifices in broad daylight. To achieve the purpose of extending life...

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Genre:Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Directed By:Chen Wenyong
Written By:Sheng Lingzhi
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Runtime:100 minutes
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