The Return of the Martial Ancestor of Martial Arts

I feel very irritable today because a fellow author of Creation has plagiarized the book Long Kong Guan Wo Zu Wu. His reason is that all my plots can be found in the original work, and the settings, cheats, and plots have not changed. Therefore, what I write is not a fan at all, but a direct plagiarism of the original work in the name of a fan. I am a plagiarist.

I don't accept his statement.

As an author, I know the importance of originality, and it is impossible to do such stupid things as directly or indirectly plagiarizing the original work.

There are two ways to write fan fiction. One is to directly modify the original work, only borrowing the settings and world view of the original work, overturning and rewriting all the plots yourself, and deducing the plot yourself.

One is to stick to the original work, keeping the big lines unchanged but changing the small lines. Through the continuous changes of the small lines, it triggers a Dono domino effect and directly changes the direction of the entire plot in the later stage.

I feel stupid, so I chose the second option.

The previous Dou Po fanfic was actually like this. It seemed to follow the original work, but in fact the core was completely replaced, and the plot changed more and more as it went on.

You have also read the plot, and everyone said that the changes were pretty good.

Writing a fanfic is to make up for the regrets of the original work, and then fix some bugs or loopholes left by the original author, so that everyone feels comfortable watching it.

You can say that I can't deduce the plot and can only follow the original work, but if you say that I directly plagiarized the original work, I will never admit it.

This colleague said that my last book, Dou Po Fan, was written at level 4, and my grades seemed pretty good. The meaning behind the words must have been copied from an old book.

My mood right now is like looking at a dog. My colleague, could you read the fanfic I wrote from beginning to end carefully, and then make a conclusion for me, whether I have plagiarized the original work?

When I was writing this Dou Po fanfic, some people were criticizing me in Longkong, saying that I insulted the original work and wanted @Podou God himself; now that I was writing a Wudong fanfic, some people were criticizing me again, saying that I was directly plagiarizing the original work.

Boss, can you please stop messing with me?

I just write some fics for everyone’s enjoyment based on my hobby, and I can use some royalties to subsidize my family life. As for staring at me?

I'm not a great person, and my new book hasn't had any explosive results. I'm just rushing to the street, so why do you have to keep an eye on me?

New books of the same period, with the same number of words, all have good results in collections of 2/30,000, or even 40,000 or 50,000 collections. Now I can barely break 4,000 collections. It’s really not a good result. Please let me go.

You said that you saw me on the new book list in the bookstore. I am really rubbish. I don’t deserve to be on the new book list. Really, I don’t deserve it. I will fall off soon. You can wait.

If it doesn't work, I can ask the editor to remove the book from the list directly. I don't care about this.

I didn't plagiarize, and I don't think what's fake can be true. I just ask that you take a little time to read the full text carefully before making a conclusion or reporting it, and then give me an objective evaluation. I beg you.

Readers who are fattening up, please stop fattening up and read the book while it is still there. Someone may report it to be removed from the shelves at some point. I don’t know if I can survive this wave smoothly.

Finally, I would like to ask readers who have read the original work of Wu Dong, is this Wu Dong fanfic I wrote really plagiarized from the original work? Am I a plagiarism dog?

I'm very confused now!