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About The Flame Imperial Guards
Qin Hu of the Flame Imperial Guards and his companions uphold the belief that "the Son of Heaven guards the state, the Imperial Guards guard the land, the bones of a hero hide in the martial world, and no name left behind even in death," representing a heroic act of courage to defend the realm and the rebellious forces. They possess both the responsibility of the imperial guards to safeguard the peace of the land and the chivalrous hearts of the martial world. Qin Hu, who has always been...
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