@birdurbeeyaa@liferacerza The answer is 110 degrees. Getting such an easy question right doesn't count as high intelligence. I wish my current homework were this simple.
@liferacerza The answer is 5.
3x=20-5
3x=15
x=5
There's no need for a computer at all; this kind of problem is for elementary school students in China.Some children are a bit more capable; they might be able to solve such problems by around the age of 8.
@sgdlr_offical Let Inplick ride a modeler to work. I've never seen such an ugly model. If you can't do 3D properly, it's better not to do it at all. You could even use the chibi style from the small theater.
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@docguang@zuzzlezee If it's purely about creating a sadistic narrative, that's normal. However, the overall style of fan creations abroad is quite different from that in China. In China, it's rare to see fan creations that take pleasure in tormenting someone.
@zuzzlezee The villain doesn't do bad things. Why don't he help the old lady cross the street? That's ridiculous. Perhaps it's the different aesthetics of fans in different countries. Chinese mainland fans won't hate Liu Xiao. Black fans are rare
@zuzzlezee I don't quite understand those who dislike him because he is bad. To be honest, from the current perspective, Liu Xiao in the drama hasn't done anything bad. Moreover, a villain who makes people feel bad indicates that the character is well-crafted.