@pav_akhtar@nbcsnl It's just funny. I don't know why the comments here are so hostile, because when I read comments on Bilibili, everyone seems to be having a great time.
@wisetruecorrect@thedeparted_rat you're so right. I think it benefits from his humility and,and his understated personal qualities allow him to be a vessel for characters. him especially suited to play roles involving inner struggle who act normal on the surface but are on the verge of emotional collapse.
THE MOON
(I made a video but I can't post it here. If anyone wants to watch, feel free to click the link below(small red book app)
https://t.co/UwYOP4Absn
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This illustrates the gap between civilizations—not just technological, but dimensional. So, humans are a "dimensional strike" to the ant, and similarly, X is the same to humans now.
For friends who haven't read the novel: The ant in the story is a "scale metaphor." An ant crawling on a stone feels a huge groove before it but can't comprehend what it is. From a human perspective, that groove is just a name carved on a tombstone.
@Misochip Oh my goodness, thank you… truly. I’m overwhelmed that my art could convey so much emotion. I want to print your words and frame them in my room—they’ll inspire me to keep drawing and remind me why expression matters. Wow, this honestly got me a little teary… thank you.
@Misochip Yes, there’s such a warmth between Smile and X—like a family backyard on a summer afternoon, or two straws sharing one ice-cold soda... I’ve always wanted to capture that feeling in my art. If even a little of it reached you, that would mean everything.