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The Thunder Legend: Unbounded 

The film tells the story of the eccentric crab goblin Yan Ruyu, who was forced to marry an ugly old bull demon king as a concubine and, yearning for freedom and looking for true love, fled to the human world using the legendary "thunder" method to meet a cold demon hunter Yun Zhongjin. As a child, Yun Zhongjin was killed by an evil demon and his whole family was wiped out. When he meets Yan Ruyu, the two grow up together and share their hardships.
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The film tells the story of the eccentric crab goblin Yan Ruyu, who was forced to marry an ugly old bull demon king as a concubine and, yearning for freedom and looking for true love, fled to the human world using the legendary "thunder" method to meet a cold demon hunter Yun Zhongjin. As a child, Yun Zhongjin was killed by an evil demon and his whole family was wiped out. When he meets Yan Ruyu, the two grow up together and share their hardships.

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Genre:Action, Fantasy, Drama
Directed By:Wang Zi
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Runtime:76 minutes
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