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Tiger Hunter 

During the Northern Song Dynasty, the tigers in Jingyang Gang repeatedly wounded people, causing rumors to sway people's hearts. At this moment when everyone is in danger, Xiao Zan of the Liao people took this as the reason and directed the wicked people of the rivers and lakes to take the opportunity to do things and do whatever they wanted. Wu Song, who passed by here, was involved in the chaos in the chaotic world. When the road was uneven, he roared. Even if the road ahead was in crisis, Wu Song was not afraid.
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During the Northern Song Dynasty, the tigers in Jingyang Gang repeatedly wounded people, causing rumors to sway people's hearts. At this moment when everyone is in danger, Xiao Zan of the Liao people took this as the reason and directed the wicked people of the rivers and lakes to take the opportunity to do things and do whatever they wanted. Wu Song, who passed by here, was involved in the chaos in the chaotic world. When the road was uneven, he roared. Even if the road ahead was in crisis, Wu Song was not afraid.

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Genre:Action
Directed By:Channel Choi
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Runtime:96 minutes
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