CATDOLL: Japanese famous artist Meiru Kishida was inexplicably "dead" and it turned out to be a fake sister

Social networking has always been a place where people can show their other side. Many people will take off their masks in the real world on the Internet and become very arrogant or even weird. Recently, the famous Japanese illustrator Mel Kishida encountered a prank that made him laugh and cry. A person who claimed to be Mel Kishida's sister sent emails to many illustrators saying: "My brother Mel Kishida went to Syria for a book signing event (I really want to complain why he went to Syria), but he died in a terrorist attack. I hope that the people who received the email can draw a picture for Mel Kishida's funeral so that he will not be alone after his death." This behavior is a bit too much. No matter what your reason is, you shouldn't do such a prank, and this reason is a bit stupid...

Some artists said they recently received an email signed by "Kishida Meier's sister", which vividly described how their "brother" Kishida Meier went to Syria for a book signing, but was killed in a terrorist attack. As a sister, they asked the artist who received the email to draw a picture for her brother's funeral. Although anyone who receives this email will know that this story is not true and will not be taken seriously, it is indeed a strange person to come up with such a stupid idea.

Kishida Meier herself also posted this bizarre prank and fraudulent email, stating that she has nothing to do with the sister in the email. She also complained, "There are also similar emails using the names of other painters, either saying they have passed away or are critically ill. These emails are probably sent by the same person. Although I don't know what this person wants to do, I think it's better for you to die."