Spare Tire is Gone

After the message was sent, there was no reply. Gu Xun should be busy.

Qi Cong's fingers curled up nervously slowly relaxed, moved, and typed a few more words.

Qi Cong: I wish you success in your work.

After doing this, Qi Cong closed WeChat, calmed all his emotions, and opened Weibo-Zhao Zhenxun said in the morning that Wu Heng had issued a statement, and he cared about it for a day.

The statement is easy to find, right on the hot list. Qi Cong clicked open, swept across ten lines, and then his eyes were cold.

Wu Heng's statement is not long, only a few hundred words, and the content can be summarized in four points.

1. I apologize for not telling readers that the title of "Chivalrous Bone" and the name of the protagonist were taken from others.

2. Deny plagiarism, continue writing other people's beginnings, borrowing from others, and borrowing from others.

3. Accusing the old author of posting is nonsense, indicating that he and the newcomer knew each other earlier than the newcomer’s post, and he and the newcomer did not meet on the forum at all, and he is confident that he welcomes the old author who posted to give him. And the newcomer is the evidence of meeting on the forum.

4. Pouring dirty water upside down means that it was not that he continued to write the beginning of the newcomer, but that the newcomer secretly structured his plot behind his back after chatting with him, and improved the opening of a novel he had published. Coincidentally, in order to find a newcomer who was disconnected, he later used the newcomer's (according to the newcomer's unpublished work) the title of the book and the protagonist's name. The situation can't be explained clearly.

Below the statement, Wu Heng also posted several chat records and a record of the release time and chapter history revision time of the front desk article of the gurgling version of "Chivalrous Bone" intercepted on the old Jiangtian website.

There are a total of five chat records. The two parties in the chat are a person with an ID of Gouache and Wu Heng. The earliest chat record is displayed four years ago.

In the first record, Gouache stated that he was a fan of Wu Heng, and hoped that Wu Heng would not mind the act of adding his friends through the readership. Wu Heng said that it was all right, and thanked the readers for their love.

The second record is a few months after the previous one. In the record, Gouache stated that he also wanted to write a novel, and asked Wu Heng for guidance and Wu Heng's patient guidance.

The chat time of the third record was postponed a few months later. The content was that Wu Heng sent a screenshot of a document titled "Analysis of the Story of Chivalrous Bone" to gouache.

The fourth and fifth pictures are the latest to chat. In it, Wu Heng asked if the gouache has posted any articles and if you need help recommending it. The gouache replied that he would not post it. The reality is too busy, and he should not touch writing again in the future.

The remaining screenshot of the old Jiangtian website clearly shows that not long after the third chat record, the gurgling version of "Chivalrous Bone" had been revised once in its entirety.

Maybe the air conditioner in the car was too cold, and Qi Cong got goose bumps on his arm uncontrollably.

Having known each other for nearly a year, Qi Cong never knew that Wu Heng had such a quibble side. He never knew that when he was talking about "Chivalrous Bone" with Wu Heng, Wu Heng was also talking about "Chivalrous Bone" with other people.

That's right, it's someone else. The gouache who chatted with Wu Heng in these five chat records was not him, and he had never heard of this person. The only thing he is familiar with in the screenshot is the document Wu Heng sent to gouache in the third screenshot.

He still remembers the process of producing this document.

At that time, he just took the time to get the full outline of "Chivalrous Bone", and found that there were a few small settings at the beginning of the first edition that needed to be changed. Because there was a lot of discussion with Wu Heng during that time, he told Wu Heng about changing the small setting. Wu Heng was very interested and said he wanted to see the complete outline, so he posted the outline. A day later, Wu Heng sent an analysis of the complete outline and made several suggestions.

That analysis is the one that Wu Heng sent to gouache in the record.

What makes Qi Cong feel most terrible is that, from the perspective of time, Wu Heng seems to have first sent this analysis to gouache, and then after a few hours, did he actually send the document to him.

What was Wu Heng thinking at the time? Why did he do this?

Qi Cong looked at the screenshot of the old Jiangtian website.

Jiangtian.com will automatically record the initial publication time of each novel and the time of each chapter modification. All of these data can be seen through the front desk of the article. The modification shown in the screenshot and used by Wu Heng to beat a rake is him. After chatting with Wu Heng, I went to modify the small settings.

All in all, this statement is excellent.

The complete chat history, the unchangeable article modification time, the plot analysis of "Chivalrous Bone" sent from Wu Heng's side, these combined, anyone who does not know the truth will believe Wu Heng's rhetoric.

Wu Heng should have been quite sure that no one could come up with evidence that they met on the forum, and relied on the fact that his social account had been cancelled, so he dared to lay such a big lie. After all, the post he posted has only existed for less than ten minutes. It is a miracle that someone can see and remember the content of the post. It is almost impossible for someone to take a screenshot of the post.

Qi Cong's heart was completely cold.

He really regarded Wu Heng as a friend, and he was very grateful to Wu Heng for his guidance and help. Before seeing this statement, he still had some expectations for Wu Heng, but now...

He clicked on the comment area under the statement and looked at it.

Several bloggers certified as actors, directors, and screenwriters appeared in the comment area and expressed support for Wu Heng. Wu Heng's fans were very excited and expressed their gratitude under these people's comments.

In addition to expressing support, many people are also scolding for "stealing" the gurgling sound conceived by Wu Heng...and Gu Xun.

Qi Cong's eyes were fixed on the hot comments on the seventh and eighth articles.

Baby Shui: Inverted, inverted, ah, ah, I know that Shui Da will not plagiarize, Shui Da has been wronged. Although I knew that Gu Xun should have been misled by friends to spread the rumors like that, I still think Gu Xun should apologize to Shui Dadao. Without verifying the truth, he said those questioning Shui Da in public, feeling very irresponsible.

Chunfeng Yizui: I used to be a fan of Gu Xun's passerby, this time the incident caused me to switch to Gu Xun again. As a public figure, I think he should be more careful when speaking. And I think he is a double gold actor who came to the novel circle to pick things up, and I always feel a little subtle...very low.

Public opinion has completely turned to Wu Heng.

Gu Xun was still ashamed of this incident after all.

Qi Cong tightened his hands, and clicked on the hot search #水无線調明# to take a look at the topic.

The topic did not say that the comment area was so harmonious. There were a lot of people spraying dirty, and some of Gu Xun's black fans took the opportunity to jump around in it, madly insulting Gu Xun, saying that Gu Xun pretended to be forced to overturn the car this time.

After reading a few pieces, Qi Cong couldn't stand it. He put down his phone and looked at the night outside, trying to calm down.

It's okay. When the hard disk and notes arrive tomorrow, he has confirmed the contents of the hard disk and notes and sent them out. Everyone will not say that Gu Xun again. Gu Xun didn’t do anything wrong, he was too gullible that others were insulting Gu Xun, it was he—

He suddenly lowered his head and picked up the phone again, cut out Weibo, opened the browser, searched out the old Jiangtian website, logged in with a pen name, entered the background management article, clicked to publish a new chapter, quickly entered the content, paused for two seconds, and pressed hard. The release key.

A prompt for successful chapter publishing pops up. After three years, the fourth chapter of "Chivalrous Bone" finally appeared.

There is only one sentence in it.

[Shui Wuhen, I am the sound of gurgling water. Tomorrow night, Weibo confrontation, do you dare? 】

Almost as soon as the chapter was released, the comments for the new chapter skyrocketed. Qi Cong didn't want to read the comments. He just prepared to put away the phone and no longer care about these things. Waiting for tomorrow, the phone vibrated.

A new WeChat message is lying in the notification bar.

Gu Xun: Are you finished?

Qi Cong stopped receiving the phone, and all the depressed emotions in his heart suddenly disappeared. He stared at Gu Xun's portrait for a few seconds, collapsed his tight shoulders, clicked on the message, and typed in reply with both hands.

Qi Cong: It's over.

Qi Cong: I'm sorry, I hurt you.

Qi Cong: I will take care of these things.

Gu Xun's news came back after a while.

Gu Xun: Did you use Weibo?

Gu Xun: Are you angry?

Gu Xun: Then you can go and scan again, remember to check my Weibo as soon as possible, and don't look at other messes.

Gu Xun: Don't worry, I didn't talk nonsense and didn't mention you.

Qi Cong was stunned. After reacting to Gu Xun's meaning, he didn't care about replying to Gu Xun's message. He hurriedly clicked on Weibo and searched for Gu Xun's name.

A lot of pirated accounts appeared, and Qi Cong was stunned again. Only then did he remember that Gu Xun's Weibo account was "Review Hua Cong", not Gu Xun's real name, so he was busy searching again.

When the word "cong" was typed, the word "cong" automatically appeared in the input box. Qi Cong's thumb rubbed the edge of the phone and selected the word "cong" after "cong".

This time the searched account was finally correct. Qi Cong opened Gu Xun's homepage, and a pinned Weibo appeared on the screen.

Looking back at Hua Cong V: I don't think it is a very low thing to speak up for justice. @回南天

There are three pictures and a link under this Weibo.

Qi Cong clicked on the picture first and took a look.

The first picture is a screenshot of the homepage of a hacking website. In the center of the screenshot, the name of a work is circled in a red circle in the corner of the website's work library-"Chivalrous Bone" by the sound of gurgling water.

The second picture is still a hacking website, but the content of the page becomes the article information of "Chivalrous Bone". According to the information, three chapters have been updated in Chivalrous Bone. The update time is mid-2016, only one day later than Qi Cong's publication of Chivalrous Bone on Jiangtian.com.

In other words, Qi Cong just published "Chivalrous Bone" on Jiangtian.com, and this hacking website was stolen simultaneously, and it has never been updated since then.

The third picture is still a hacking website, but the content of the page has become the content of the first chapter of "Chivalrous Bone", and then in the center of the page, a line of bold red letters reads: I heard that the sound of gurgling water is with Wu After Heng chatted, behind Wu Heng's back, he secretly structured Wu Heng's plot and improved it in the novel he had published? Look, everyone, has the gurgling sound changed the content of the article?

Qi Cong was stunned.

This... Where did Gu Xun find these? His little cold essay, which has only three chapters, was actually stolen by Pirates Network?

And, can it be...like this? Use "Chivalrous Bone" on Pirate to prove that Wu Heng is lying?

This…

Qi Cong looked at the last link and clicked in silently.

The page of Piwen.com jumped out.

Qi Cong: "..."

As a screenwriter major, Qi Cong's copyright awareness is very strong. But now... his mood is a bit complicated.