Cirrus's left and right arms were all destroyed by his master.

A caricature with right and left arms could have exaggerated or distinct poses and expressions. The arms might be drawn in a way that emphasizes a certain action or emotion.

In the Biography of Xiangyun, the mastermind behind the destruction of Luo Village was Wen Cong. Wen Cong had used Qi Tianfeng to lure the officers and soldiers to investigate the Luo Village in the name of searching for pirates. His intention was to scare them, but the officers and soldiers had killed them, causing the entire Luo Village to be exterminated. Wen Cong was directly responsible for this.

Start by sketching the basic shape of the hands. Outline the fingers and thumbs separately. Pay attention to the proportions and add details like nails and wrinkles.

The Right Left Game could be many things. It might be a game where players have to choose between right and left directions in a story - like a choose - your - own - adventure kind of deal. Maybe it's a game about making moral choices, with right representing good and left representing bad in the context of the story.

Some of the cases mentioned in the book 'Genius on the Left, Madman on the Right' might be true, while others might be fictional. Some of the cases mentioned in this book, such as brain implant, mind manipulation, and predicting the future, might involve some controversy or research progress in the scientific community if they were true. Other cases, such as aliens and time travel, might belong to the category of science fiction or fantasy novels. It should be noted that even if some cases were true, it might not prove that the ideas or theories described in this book were correct or feasible. Therefore, we can't be completely sure of the authenticity of all the cases in "Genius on the Left and Madman on the Right" and should treat the content with an open mind.

Not all manga are read from right to left. Some modern manga or those specifically designed for a global audience might have a left-to-right reading format.

The 'left right story' could potentially be a story that uses the concepts of left and right as a metaphor. For example, it might be about two different paths or choices in life, with 'left' representing one option and 'right' representing another. It could also be a children's story that simplifies the idea of directions for young minds to understand.

In general, the majority of manga from Japan are read from right to left. However, there are special cases where the reading direction can vary, especially in manga that aim to appeal to a global audience or have unique formatting requirements.

Most traditional Japanese manga are read from right to left, but there are exceptions. For example, some digital manga or those published for global markets may follow the left-to-right format for better accessibility.

I recommend "My Husband Said I'm a Demon: I'll Show You A Demon". The protagonist of this novel, Su Mo 'er's family, was exterminated by her husband overnight, leaving behind only a seriously injured brother. The story revolved around how Su Mo 'er fought against her demon husband and reversed her fate. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗