Staring at JapaneseIn Japanese,"moku"(, moku) had many meanings. It could mean eyes, gaze, look, face, details, etc., while "shi"(, shi) meant death. However,"eye death" was not a fixed Japanese word or phrase, and there was no exact meaning.
Staring at a novelA novel was usually composed of many different elements, including characters, plot, location, background, theme, and so on. These elements were intertwined by the author's imagination and creativity to form a unique story world.
The readers could feel the emotions, thoughts, and beliefs of the characters through the characters, plot development, and relationships in the novel. At the same time, they could also think about the theme of human nature, society, and history through the exploration of the story.
Therefore, the focus of a novel was not only on a single character or plot, but also on the complex elements of characters, plot, location, theme, and so on. Together, they constituted a story world with depth and breadth.
Staring Poker GameStare Poker was a card game with a deck of 54 cards. The game required 2-6 players to participate. Each player drew 5 cards and the dealer drew 6 cards. After the game started, the dealer played his cards first, then played them in a counterclockwise order. When it was a player's turn to play a card, he could choose not to play a card, or play a card that was one point higher than the previous player's card, or two points, or a bomb. If a player correctly guessed another player's hand, the player who guessed correctly must reveal his cards. The game continued until someone finished playing their cards and won or they ran out of cards. The cards were basically the same as Fight the Landlord, except for the big and small kings. The biggest was 2 points.
my first reaction: the void, seems nice; the cover with the two yellow dots in pitch black is nice as well *clicks book* *sees the massive f*cking face staring directly at my soul* "What in the f*ckin hell happened