The False Image Report

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I'll post it all for you to see. It's far from professional design. I mainly wrote about it to make money (.

Thank God, after two hours of hard work, I finally wrote out the four branch characters (spread flowers)

Looking through the book review area, I saw some book friends saying that the setting of this article is novel. I couldn't help but think that many books now have a template. They are obviously different novels but some of the words, such as the pronouns for monsters, are exactly the same (for example, sometimes when I see advertisements for novels, the word "weird" is often seen), but Taili has always liked to create some unique names to call his creations (an author By doing this, it is really easy to understand how much she cherishes her works), "Fallen Species", "Passage", "Artifact" and "Dweller of the Nest" (?) These all make me feel that Tails is showing us a real and unique world, which is very novel. The adventure through words also makes these stories extraordinarily unique and worthy of our love (after all, the author himself was the first to fall in love with it!)

I have been working overtime recently, and Fu Tailan has caught up with the progress earlier than I thought hh, and my ddl has no one to save The same timeline will not need to be sorted out later, so I will update the version here to wrap it up, and hope that the high-definition version can be successfully released this time. The last two chapters have progressed very quickly but there is a lot of information. Two small issues that I am currently more concerned about 1️⃣ The ticket can be used on November 16th, which is also the date of Weasley's death. Although it is not necessarily related to the ticket, the 16th feels like a special day for the nest. 2️⃣ The latest text messages explain Weasley's motivation for collecting, but how he knew the specific address and why he purchased the black cube years ago remains to be explained.

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After the end of Doomsday Paradise, I didn't open the Qidian app and didn't pay attention to Tails for several months. I just happened to see Tails open a new article a few days ago. After opening the first 20 chapters with the idea of ​​​​trying to give it a try, the ADHD person put down all other things and tied it in one breath... Now I feel that I must write a long review to support Tails while letting out a resident-like sad howl that I still don't want to finish! 1. Although "Doomsday Paradise" is already a masterpiece that I will give to my friends everywhere, when I read "Artifact Report", I still sighed from beginning to end, "It's so awesome" and "How can Tails improve so much on the basis of the previous one"... Multi-perspective articles are difficult to write. First, it is difficult to switch narrative perspectives while also having an overall view. From the reader's perspective, it is difficult to write. To control the rhythm and amount of information when reading, the tail is very well grasped in this regard, and it is so smooth that you can't put it down. The main line of the article has been unfolded to the present, and the fate of each character is intricately intertwined, showing a geometric beauty. The bond between the characters promotes the main plot of the lair game, and the main plot squeezes the originally unrelated characters into a narrow intersection. Several times when I read a certain plot or when X and Y met, I realized that it had inherited the foreshadowing thrown out several chapters ago, or realized that the gears were meshing tightly. I was deeply impressed by Tail's dazzling plot design, and the most rare thing is that the design can be executed so organically and naturally, without appearing to be rigid at all. For example, as Taili said, in the chapter where Shibaji shot Fu Tailan, everyone felt that there was no room for turning back, because the character would do that after he developed to that point. But after the vulture setting was introduced in the next chapter, it really made people say "Ah, I should have thought of it" and at the same time couldn't help but slap the thigh. This leads to another difficulty I want to talk about about multi-perspective narration. The setting of the vulture in the article requires the insertion of appropriate narrative tricks into short chapters many times. The process of readers' identification and guessing actually greatly increases the interest of reading, and also makes these plots stunning and glowing with gold. My favorites are the plots where Jin Xueli comes back from the dead, the vulture gets stuck in the coffin of Versile, and the same vulture meets Brianna. I just want to bang Tai's skull and let my brain come out to answer, how on earth did you come up with these plots, how can you be so good!!! 2. Continuing with the above, Tails' imagination is as amazing as ever, whether it is plot design, shaping of the world view, or various artifact settings, even the thank you chapter is becoming more and more interesting and cute. I think compared with Doomsday Park as a whole, because the artifact is rooted in Blackmore City in 2026, and has elements such as gang wars and mayoral elections, the story naturally has an extra layer of reality. In order to create a sense of reality, the author is limited from being able to combine elements from multiple dimensions like in Doomsday Park. To draw materials from an open space, it is necessary to maintain a certain level of reasonableness, and within this limit, it can often perform surprisingly well - such as the setting of the biotech stock solution in Blackmore City that makes a lot of money = PetroChina in the nest, such as Damian's passage, such as Candle Tears Artifact, Amber Alert, there are too many to list. As someone who goes to Gotham City for a walk every now and then, the reading experience is amazing... 3. Of course, what I also want to praise is Taili's other specialty, character creation and humanistic care. This article is an extremely rare story in which an 80-year-old grandmother plays the heroic protagonist. At the same time, many of her character highlights are unique. It is precisely because she is an old woman who has experienced hardships at the end of her life that she can think and make such decisions. This makes her especially precious and quickly included in my list of favorite fictional characters. Like many book friends, I was inspired by the love of wheat milk and experienced the supreme female power of both strength and softness. The various details of the description of the old man in Tails are so real, delicate and textured. One of the side effects of this is that I, who had never had empathy with an elderly woman before reading Artifacts, saw the value of life, youth and health from a new perspective, and decided to better cherish this useful body of mine. Another thing I want to mention is the "grayscale" that the tail adds to the character creation. I recently re-read "The End of the World", especially in the early stages of the book, I often see some black and white, labeled characters, but in "Artifact", it can be said that even the minor supporting characters who appear once (on second thought, it seems that many of the supporting characters who were initially thought of are later confirmed to be guns that have not reached the third act) are quite complex and real, not to mention the protagonists - beautiful and cute appearance Sydney, whose every move is calculated, eager for money and power, cool but still able to struggle with her conscience (actually, I don't know why I believe she is Bai Qi Hei Qi Bai), Brianna and Fu Tailan, the duo who were cheated by their father (the two teamed up to kill their father with their souls and skins of cloth, and Fu's final betrayal is indeed the climax of the book), and Azalea Shibaji (cannot explain in a simple sentence what he did to Damian). This is a child that is much more difficult to write about than labeled Shuangwen characters. When reading, it also brings readers a lot of thinking and understanding about human nature. What I'm most looking forward to as the plot develops is of course Brianna's future. It is a very interesting setting to use "resident transformation" to represent the evil in her body. Will she be able to de-resident one day? Can the real Brianna do bad things? Is the real Brianna still the same as she is now? 4. In the process of tying up this article, I saw some chapters, and saw the ups and downs of Taiwei's status, and some ups and downs or confusion due to the popularity of the work. After voting for all the votes that can be cast in my account, I have some thoughts that I want to share with Weiwei. First, the tail has the opportunity to tell us what form of feedback we prefer. In addition, if I hadn't accidentally clicked on Taili's homepage while revisiting Doomsday Paradise, I wouldn't have known about the existence of this article. Therefore, whether the data is not as good as expected depends more on marketing... Finally, I would like to say that molecular cuisine and compressed biscuits, which are carefully crafted and full of beauty, are both foods, but their audiences are different. In a world dominated by cool shorts, creativity is indeed a rare resource with a threshold. Secondly, I wonder what Tails' ultimate dream is as a writer? Is it a best-selling author or a literary award? Do you just want to express your thoughts, do you want to make a living from this, or leave a masterpiece that will be passed down to the world? Maybe it would be helpful to think about this question. But whatever your goal was, you've done really well. "The End of the World" is the kind of novel that if I were the author, I would feel that I have no regrets in my life when I finish writing it. I didn't expect that the tail is still reaching new heights. Whether it is the will or the ability, it is really very, very powerful. As a reader, I am eager to be fed and I hope that Taili can continue to refine his talent and create more masterpieces that will be handed down for generations, but at the same time, I don't want Taili to live in poverty like Van Gogh. If I had to choose one of the two options, then I would prefer Taili to live happily, which is the kind of wish Sanjiu made for the gift bag. The mountains are high and the water is long. Ps tail can learn about delayed sleep phase syndrome

If I had my life to live over, I'd try and make more mistakes next time. I would relax. I would limber up. I would be sillier than I have been this trip. I know of very few things I would take seriously. I would be crazier. I would be less hygienic. I would take more chances. I would take more trips. I would climb more mountains, swim more rivers, and watch more sunsets. I would eat more ice cream and less beans. I would have more actual troubles and fewer imaginary ones. You see, I am one of those people who live prophylactically and sanely and sensibly, hour after hour, day after day. Oh, I have had my moments and, if I had to do it over again, I'd have more of them. In fact, I'd try to have nothing else. Just moments, one after another, instead of living so many years ahead each day. I have been one of those people who never go anywhere without a thermometer, a hot water bottle, a gargle, a raincoat and a parachute. If I had to do it over again, I would go places and do things and travel lighter than I have. If I had my life to liver over, I would start bare-footed earlier in the spring and stay that way later in the fall. I would play hooky more. I wouldn't make such good grades except by accident. I would ride on more merry-go-rounds. I'd pick more daisies.

It's a little Thai fox. Ice cream and wheat milk. Hey, I'm so excited to draw. It's so cute.

So do we belong to male channel or female channel?