fail army

Well, in this science fiction setting with a new alien army, if you fail, it's likely you die. Think about it. The alien army is new, so we don't know much about their capabilities. But if you're not successful in whatever task or battle you're facing against them, they could easily overpower you. Maybe they have advanced weaponry or unique abilities that make it impossible for you to survive if you don't succeed.

The '12th fail' likely refers to failing in the 12th grade of school. It could be a story centered around the experiences, challenges, and consequences of not passing the 12th - grade examinations.

The '12th fail' likely refers to failing in the 12th grade examinations. In the context of it being a real story, it could signify the struggle, setbacks, and the journey of someone who faced failure at this crucial educational stage. It might also be about how they overcame this failure and what lessons can be learned from it.

Fate would never let you down. No matter how many difficulties and setbacks you encounter in your life, as long as you persist in working hard, fate will definitely reward you. Many people chose to give up when faced with difficulties, but they ignored the favor of fate for those who were willing to work hard. Whether it was in school, career, or life, as long as you worked hard, you would definitely reap rewards. Fate would not let you down because of your hard work. On the contrary, it would give you better opportunities and achievements. Therefore, no matter what difficulties you encounter, you must firmly believe that fate will not let you down. Continue to work hard, believe in your own ability and value, and you will definitely be able to achieve your goals and dreams.

Fate would not disappoint anyone who ran hard.

I'm not sure. I haven't heard of '12 Fail' being a true story. Maybe it's a fictional creation.

I don't know. There's not enough information to tell. It could be based on real events or completely fictional.

I'm not sure. Maybe it is, maybe it isn't. It depends on various factors like the source and the author's intent.

I'm not sure. Maybe it is, or maybe it's fictional. There's not enough context to tell for sure.

There were different opinions on whether Lord of the Mysteries was a bad ending. Some netizens felt that the novel was a mess. They felt that the ending was too rushed and did not explain some important information clearly. Moreover, the development of some characters was not complete. However, some people thought that the ending was reasonable and left the readers with room for imagination. The author, Squid, also had plans for the second book and the plot. Therefore, it was a subjective judgment whether or not to think that Lord of the Mysteries had a lousy ending. Different readers might have different opinions.