水兒武士

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水兒(傅欣瑜)原是大太子之私生女,流落青樓,二太子(梁家輝)欲利用水兒揭大太子醜行以謀皇位。大太子不惜派殺手暗殺水兒,而二太子則命燕十三(莫少聰)、練飛霞(余安安)等護(hù)送水兒回宮。兩批人沿途激戰(zhàn),水兒得武士(董瑋)相救避禍隱居荒村,然二人性格迥異經(jīng)常引起衝突……

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