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Ghost Hunting Qingfengju
"Qingfengju" is a shop that specializes in subduing and exorcising demons. A strange couplet in front of the door: First line: If there is no disaster, don't come in. Second line: If there are ghosts or monsters, please come in. The owner of this shop is a 21-year-old young man named Zhang Qingfeng, who is the thirty-ninth generation descendant of the Zixiao Sect. Some people say that the owner of this shop is a money addict who only cares about money. But some people say that the owner of this
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Siheyuan: the Reborn Silly Pillar Trains the Beasts
He Yuzhu, the "four-nothing youth" of later generations, died suddenly and was reborn in the 1960s. He became a fool in the TV series. Facing the beasts surrounding him, He Yuzhu tightened his fist called "Justice" and took action boldly.
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Hong Kong Movie: My System Is a Bit Cheap
The protagonist Yan Shijie unexpectedly falls down from a building and activates a strange system, starting a new journey for him through various Hong Kong movies, from a stowaway in (Empire of Money) to a police boss, from a down-and-out young man to a master ghost hunter in (Mr. Zombie), from a passer-by in (Trucking Dragon) to the protagonist... (God of Gamblers) (Return to Soul Night) (Prison Storm)... Watch the protagonist take everyone through old Hong Kong movies.
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Confucian Hidden Sect: I Calm Ghost Foxes with Poems and Books
Everyone knows that the "Taoists" who are good at talismans and alchemy can only cultivate in this life, and the "Buddhists" who are good at transcending Zen and the Tao can save the next life. But both Buddhism and Taoism have the ability to subjugate demons, but Confucianism only leaves the impression that it can only write poems and articles. He was even called a sour scholar, and he even left a famous saying: "A useless scholar is a scholar." Is it possible that Confucianism, which has suppr
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