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The White-Bone Sword (Part 1) 

The Thousand-Year-Old Wood Spirit has appeared again, and powerful martial artists both good and evil have gathered to defeat it, because its bones become the magical White-Bone Yin-Yang Swords. But the creature can only be defeated by black gold. Who will get the black gold dagger and win the swords?
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The Thousand-Year-Old Wood Spirit has appeared again, and powerful martial artists both good and evil have gathered to defeat it, because its bones become the magical White-Bone Yin-Yang Swords. But the creature can only be defeated by black gold. Who will get the black gold dagger and win the swords?

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Genre:Action, Fantasy, Adventure
Directed By:Ling Wan
Written By:Szeto On
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Studio:Lung Wai, Wader Motion Picture & Development Co. Ltd.

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