Tiger Crane

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2024• min/ep•AnimationAction & AdventureSci-Fi & Fantasy

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The frank and straightforward wandering hero, Hu Zi, and the outwardly aloof yet kind-hearted noble man, Qi Xiaoxuan, become acquainted through conflict. From mutual disdain to becoming friends like "tiger and crane," they unite with a group of partners who are "adorably naive foodies" and "smiling with a sinister heart." In the end, they uncover the royal sorcerer's conspiracy, eliminate evil, and uphold justice in the human world.

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