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The Traveller 

Zhang Chulan, who has been hiding his identity as an Inhuman, is caught up in the vortex of fighting between different Inhuman sects since he meets Feng Baobao, who has a mysterious background. As the secret that Zhang Chulan is the heir to the mysterious technique "Air Body Source Stream" is made public, the Inhuman world has started a fierce battle around him, with forces such as Nadutong, Quanxie Sect, Tianyi Sect, and so on appearing one by one and the battle is about to break out, but at this time, Zhang Chulan accidentally unveils the secret of the year....
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Zhang Chulan, who has been hiding his identity as an Inhuman, is caught up in the vortex of fighting between different Inhuman sects since he meets Feng Baobao, who has a mysterious background. As the secret that Zhang Chulan is the heir to the mysterious technique "Air Body Source Stream" is made public, the Inhuman world has started a fierce battle around him, with forces such as Nadutong, Quanxie Sect, Tianyi Sect, and so on appearing one by one and the battle is about to break out, but at this time, Zhang Chulan accidentally unveils the secret of the year....

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Genre:Action, Fantasy
Directed By:Wuershan
Written By:Lili Wang, Wuershan, Zhou Mengjie, Sun Jiayu, Hu Jia
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Tencent Pictures, Century Changshengtian Film, China Literature, New Classics Media, Tao Piao Piao 淘票票, Huaxia Film Distribution, Beijing Culture 北京京西文化, Dong Man Tang

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