A reporter asks, “Mr. Yu Liang, why don’t you smile? Have you never liked smiling?”
Yu Liang recalls that it’s probably because of this:
Demon: “As long as you can pay the price, I can grant any wish.”
Clone: “Can I sacrifice my brother?”
Demon: “No, no, of course not. If he’s someone you love, I might consider it.”
Clone: “My brother is the one I love. Hurry up and sacrifice him! Don’t underestimate the bond between us, you bastard!”
Or maybe it’s because of this:
Clone: “Brothers, look! There’s a color-blind one among the clones.”
Clone: “Let me look, let me look!”
Clone: “Don’t crowd around. Don’t bully him, everyone. I’ll go first.”
Color-Blind Clone: “So what? Let me taste any food and I’ll know what color it is.”
Clone: “Hey, try this. I bet you five bucks.”
Chomp, chomp.
Color-Blind Clone: “Huh, it stinks. This stinky tofu is black.”
Clone: “Pay up! You guessed wrong. The spinach I had for lunch just came out green. I don’t take bets unless I’m guaranteed to win.”
Color-Blind Clone: “Hahaha! Eat my iron fist!”
Yu Liang: “I didn’t make him color-blind! He deserves to be teased.”
Color-Blind Clone: “Exactly! Boss, they’re picking on me.”
Yu Liang: “Stand over there. You smell too strong.”
Color-Blind Clone: “Great. The final straw that breaks the camel’s back! Perish! Art is an explosion!”
There has been a lot of reader feedback recently, okay! There are not many, but half of the comments say that the author's writing is a bit messy. There are already 50 chapters, and it takes a long time to read it from beginning to end. The author has spent a lot of time reviewing it, but found almost no abnormalities. It may be like a programmer writing garbled code that he can understand by himself, so I urgently need effective suggestions and guidance. Thank you again, all viewers.
Hey, it's rare that I'm the first one to give a positive review. There are too few scenes with the main character's alter ego.