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The CFOP was a Rubik's cube quick twisting method, in which the PLL was the last step. The full name was " Permutation of Last Layer ", which meant " the order of the last layer." It was mainly used to adjust the position of the corner blocks and prism blocks on the top floor. There was no more information about the " Hand Devil Cfop PLL ", which indicated that it was a special kind of QL. If it was referring to the QL step when using the Hand Devil's Rubik's cube to perform Cfop reduction, the principle was the same as the QL step of the ordinary Rubik's cube. The position of the top corner block and the prism block needed to be adjusted according to the QL formula.

Well, without more context regarding 'PLL Book 12', it's really difficult to name the 5 novels. It might be that this is a very specific collection within a certain series. Maybe if we knew more about the overall theme of the PLL series, we could make a better guess.

I'm not sure specifically which 'pll' you are referring to. It could be 'Pretty Little Liars'. If so, it's a story full of mystery, secrets, and drama among a group of friends who are being tormented by an anonymous 'A' who knows all their secrets and uses them to play cruel games. There are lots of plot twists and turns as the girls try to figure out who 'A' is while dealing with their own personal issues like relationships and family problems.

PLL is purely fictional. The plot and characters were made up by the writers to captivate the audience with an engaging and imaginative storyline.

In the context of 'pll oc fanfic', 'pll' is probably Pretty Little Liars. Fanfic means fan - created fiction. 'oc' stands for original character. So, it's a story written by a fan of Pretty Little Liars that includes their own made - up characters. These original characters could change the dynamics of the story. They might be friends or foes of the existing characters. They could also have their own motives and backstories that add new layers to the already complex world of Pretty Little Liars.