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Warfare'Genie Brotherhood of Blades 

Luo Lianwu is investigating the death of his godfather Shen Qianzhe, but he finds out about Ji Yuankun's treachery. After the Shen's death, Ji Yuankun is framed to frame Luo Lianwu, and Zhang lets go of Luo Lianwu. The emperor pretends to be sick and the princess leaves the palace, all to draw out the rebellious people in the imperial court, and when the princess leaves the palace, she happens to save Luo Lianwu, who then also saves the princess from the assassin. After returning to the capital, Luo Lianwu reunites with Zhang Jean Lei, but Liang Zhuo discovers him and Liang Zhuo
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Luo Lianwu is investigating the death of his godfather Shen Qianzhe, but he finds out about Ji Yuankun's treachery. After the Shen's death, Ji Yuankun is framed to frame Luo Lianwu, and Zhang lets go of Luo Lianwu. The emperor pretends to be sick and the princess leaves the palace, all to draw out the rebellious people in the imperial court, and when the princess leaves the palace, she happens to save Luo Lianwu, who then also saves the princess from the assassin. After returning to the capital, Luo Lianwu reunites with Zhang Jean Lei, but Liang Zhuo discovers him and Liang Zhuo

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Genre:Action, Adventure
Directed By:Zhang Jiahao
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