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During the Ming Dynasty's Japanese pirate raids, chivalrous Lan Baili was misunderstood by her sister Lan Baitao for practicing martial arts. Worse, after killing pirates with her mother's three silver hairpins, she was framed as "unchaste and colluding with enemies". At the critical moment, her sister took the blame and died, revealing on her deathbed that the frame-up was instigated by villains. Holding the hairpins and her sister's last wish, Lan Baili gathered bullied women, turned hairpins into weapons, and rose from a "defamed sinner" to leader of the "Women's Anti-Japanese Army", vowing to crush pirate camps and give all women a world where they can stand tall!
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