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Dragon Fang
Dragon Fang Plot:
Legend claims whoever possesses the Dragon Fang shall rule the martial world. Young escorter Ling Feng, investigating his father's disappearance, gets entangled in the bloody battle for this ancient artifact. He rescues the enigmatic Yun Luo, only to discover she's a spy sent by rival factions. As the Dragon Fang's seal breaks, a shocking conspiracy surfaces—the talisman dictating the fate of the realm shares the same bloodline as Ling Feng. Amidst betrayal and dark ambitions, they must choose between destroying their twisted destiny or letting the Dragon Fang shatter the entire martial world.
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