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Uncle Maoshan
Uncle Maoshan, a Taoist priest skilled in exorcism and spiritual arts — teams up with his two disciples and the eccentric Captain Cao Crooked Mouth to investigate the strange events. Together, they uncover dark secrets and confront supernatural forces in their quest to reveal the truth behind the blood demon and the missing corpse.
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Uncle Maoshan, a Taoist priest skilled in exorcism and spiritual arts — teams up with his two disciples and the eccentric Captain Cao Crooked Mouth to investigate the strange events. Together, they uncover dark secrets and confront supernatural forces in their quest to reveal the truth behind the blood demon and the missing corpse.
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