You Plagiarized My Spring River Flower Moon Night, Then Said I Have No Works?

"The spring river tide meets the sea, and the moon rises with the waves. Its shimmering light follows the waves for thousands of miles. Where along the spring river is there no bright moon?"

At a poetry competition, Su Fan's four-line poem "Spring River Flower Moon Night" was plagiarized. When he confronted the plagiarist, the shameless thief not only denied it, but turned the accusation back on him and mocked him for having no original work.

Furious, Su Fan completed "Spring River Flower Moon Night" on the spot, then composed ten more poems right there.

In an instant, the whole internet was in an uproar.

"He came up with ten poems on the spot, all on the theme of the bright moon, and you're saying Su Fan has no original work?"

"With talent like that, why would he need to plagiarize?"

"I feel like I'm witnessing the birth of a great poet."

Su Fan: A poet? That's not even close to all I can do.

Empresses in the Palace and Three Lives, Three Worlds made him the hottest IP king in the web-novel world.

The Three-Body Problem opened the door to world science fiction for him.

"To the Oak Tree," "Love Life," "With Dreams as Horses," and "Dead Water" made him a towering presence in modern Chinese poetry.

Poetry, novels, music, and film: he is the undisputed king of entertainment in this world.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.