Good narrative transition with clear past tense action.
Upon learning that Death was searching for him, a scientist used cloning technology to create a "double," hoping to preserve his life by deceiving Death.
Faced with thirteen identical individuals, Death was temporarily unable to distinguish the real target and could only leave in frustration.
However, not long after, Death—who possessed a profound understanding of human weaknesses—devised a clever way to distinguish truth from falsehood.
Death returned to the thirteen identical scientists and said, "Sir, you are indeed a genius for being able to clone such near-perfect replicas.
But unfortunately, I have still discovered a tiny flaw in your work."
Before he could even finish, the real scientist erupted in anger and shouted defensively, "That's impossible! My technology is perfect! Where could the flaw be?"
"Right here," Death replied, seizing the man who spoke and leading him away.
A single word of criticism or flattery can often cause a person to inadvertently reveal their greatest weakness.
一位科学家得知死神正在寻找自己，便利用克隆技术制造出了一个“替身”，试图通过以假乱真来保住性命。
面对13个外貌完全一致的人，死神一时无法分辨出谁才是真正的目标，只能悻悻离去。
然而没过多久，对人性弱点了如指掌的死神，想出了一个识别真伪的好办法。
死神再次找到这13位一模一样的科学家，对他们说道：“先生，你确实是个天才，竟能克隆出如此近乎完美的复制品。
但遗憾的是，我还是发现你的作品中存在一处微小的瑕疵。”
话音刚落，那位真正的科学家便暴跳如雷，大声辩解道：“这不可能！我的技术是完美的，哪里会有瑕疵？”
“就是这里。”死神一把揪住那个说话的人，将其带走了。
一句批评或奉承的话语，往往会让一个人在不经意间暴露出自己的弱点。