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不良侦探

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闵度允,이아름,주혜원
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2019-10-10
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由闵度允主演一位私家侦探,本来整天浑浑噩噩度日的他,却接到了一个大单子,关于一对女同性恋的案子,涉及到出轨问题,而事情愈加不受控制,男主能否摆平呢,而这对香艳的女同性恋,与男主又会有怎样的香艳经历呢....
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