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About This Novel
Judges Gong Zheng and Ji Yi investigated the evidence in the retrial of the divorce case of Xintu Group Sales Manager Yang Lin and found out that he was a mistress. During the retrial by Vice President Zhong Cheng, the original wife Bai Ling accused Yang Lin of bigamy. Gong Zheng and Ji Yi fell in love while handling the case, and Pei Jia, the female president of Xintu Group, fought for their love; the pollution case of Xintu Group broke out, and the president Wei Min fell on the court, and Pei Jia's life experience was in broad daylight... (QQ learning communication number 906258030)
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Official(6)Scraped 5d ago
I read the first chapter of "Pian Pian Feng Cai" tonight, and I would like to make some suggestions from my own perspective. I think the plot unfolds a little hastily: when introducing cases and characters, the amount of information is relatively large, which can easily overwhelm some readers with poor logical skills and poor understanding skills. Secondly, there are too many characters appearing at one time, and each character is not introduced enough, which can easily make readers confused. It is recommended to slow down the pace of the plot and deepen the characterization of the characters, background, and identity. Finally, I think the author did a good job setting up suspense and stimulating readers' interest in reading. Since I have only read the first chapter, my suggestions may be a bit abrupt and insufficiently based, so I hope you can understand me. However, after reading it overall, I thought it was very good, and the details were appropriately depicted, especially the micro-movements and expressions of the characters. I hope the author will continue to work hard, write more and more excellent works without being impatient and in a happy mood.
Baby, here I come!
I feel like there are a bit too many characters, the paragraphs are long, and the plot is okay. Come on!
Is imitating someone else's novel ideas considered plagiarism?
Ideas are thoughts, not written words. Therefore, imitating other people's ideas is generally not considered plagiarism. If you copy an entire paragraph from someone else's novel (as long as it is in written form), or copy a sentence from a chapter of someone else's novel, or copy dozens of sentences from someone else's novel, you have changed the names of people and places, which is generally considered plagiarism. Copying of entire chapters is directly considered plagiarism.
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Thanks to teacher yuchen9 for voting! Please give me your criticism and guidance, thank you very much!
Please ask readers, writers, and editors for criticism and guidance!
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The draft is finished, and it is now more difficult to rewrite a chapter than to write one. Still want to change it?
No, tomorrow is Friday, and I just changed a chapter this week. It's like getting ready to move into a new house, only to find that the material used for the floor is not environmentally friendly, and the wires embedded in the wall are unscientific... Anyway, it was uncomfortable to look at, so I smashed the floor and shoveled the tiles... Only then did I realize that the finished draft was not easy to revise. Dear masters, please give me some advice. What's better?
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Official(6)Scraped 5d ago
I read the first chapter of "Pian Pian Feng Cai" tonight, and I would like to make some suggestions from my own perspective. I think the plot unfolds a little hastily: when introducing cases and characters, the amount of information is relatively large, which can easily overwhelm some readers with poor logical skills and poor understanding skills. Secondly, there are too many characters appearing at one time, and each character is not introduced enough, which can easily make readers confused. It is recommended to slow down the pace of the plot and deepen the characterization of the characters, background, and identity. Finally, I think the author did a good job setting up suspense and stimulating readers' interest in reading. Since I have only read the first chapter, my suggestions may be a bit abrupt and insufficiently based, so I hope you can understand me. However, after reading it overall, I thought it was very good, and the details were appropriately depicted, especially the micro-movements and expressions of the characters. I hope the author will continue to work hard, write more and more excellent works without being impatient and in a happy mood.
Baby, here I come!
I feel like there are a bit too many characters, the paragraphs are long, and the plot is okay. Come on!
Is imitating someone else's novel ideas considered plagiarism?
Ideas are thoughts, not written words. Therefore, imitating other people's ideas is generally not considered plagiarism. If you copy an entire paragraph from someone else's novel (as long as it is in written form), or copy a sentence from a chapter of someone else's novel, or copy dozens of sentences from someone else's novel, you have changed the names of people and places, which is generally considered plagiarism. Copying of entire chapters is directly considered plagiarism.
Thanks to teacher yuchen9 for your strong support!
Thanks to teacher yuchen9 for voting! Please give me your criticism and guidance, thank you very much!
Please ask readers, writers, and editors for criticism and guidance!
The article is adapted from the script. Ask reader teachers, writer teachers, and editor teachers for criticism and guidance. Thanks!
The draft is finished, and it is now more difficult to rewrite a chapter than to write one. Still want to change it?
No, tomorrow is Friday, and I just changed a chapter this week. It's like getting ready to move into a new house, only to find that the material used for the floor is not environmentally friendly, and the wires embedded in the wall are unscientific... Anyway, it was uncomfortable to look at, so I smashed the floor and shoveled the tiles... Only then did I realize that the finished draft was not easy to revise. Dear masters, please give me some advice. What's better?









