https://alpha.twizzle.net/edit/?alg=x2+y%27%0AU+R+U%27+R%27+%2F%2F+orient+top+and+bottom+layers%0Az2+L+U%27+L+F2+L%27+F+L%27+U%27+%2F%2F+ortega&setup-alg=R+U+F%27+R%27+U%27+F%27+U2+R+U+F2+U%27&puzzle=2x2x2
The scramble looks so good; there's most likely a better way to solve this than what I did
https://alpha.twizzle.net/edit/?alg=y2+x%27%0AF+U%27+R+U%27+R%27+%2F%2Ffirst+layer%0AU+R2%27+U%27+R+U2+R%27+U2+R+U%27+R2+U%27+%2F%2Fcll&setup-alg=R+F%27+L+U%27+R%27+U2+F%27+L+F+L%27+U%27&puzzle=2x2x2
Next: R' U' F' R2 U2 R F R U2 R' U'
white top green front: D' S R' S L
It took me like an hour to figure that one out; I had to copy the scramble onto my cube (from the 2 pictures) to try to find the solution.
I'm curious as to when most people learn beginner OLL and PLL. I'm guessing most people learn this somewhere between 30 and 40 seconds. (I learned beginner OLL and PLL at around 35 seconds)
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this is Google's translation: "Hello, I am a player from Taiwan. I'm not very strong and hope to learn a lot from everyone! I recently want to learn CMLL for the Roux method, but I didn't know where to find learning resources, which is why I came to this website :D I am quite slow—my 3x3...