Plagiarizing the Entire Internet: The Uncrowned King of Literature
抄爆全网，我是文坛无冕之王
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- Literary Plagiarism: Starting with Shrouding the Heavens, I Dominate Literature for Eternity文抄：从遮天开始独断文学万古Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've Recently Gotten Into Urban Fiction With Wild, Imaginative Premises. Any Recommendations?
Nothing on the Recommendation Lists Appeals to Me. Quickly Give Me Your Favorite Highly Rated Books!
I just want books in the categories listed below!
Classic Political Intrigue and Excellent Urban Slice-of-Life Stories: Realistic and Thought-Provoking
Looking for something like The Confused Road Through Grassroots Politics. A classic political novel and an excellent slice-of-life urban story. Realistic, thoughtful, and revealing about society and human weakness. You'll come away with plenty to think about and gain a lot from reading it.
Transcribing Famous Works with Taste
I'm looking for novels by a literary copycat, set in ancient times, the Republican era, or modern times. The lead can be male or female. I'd like something with a bit more taste. I'm tired of stories where they just write pop songs or shoot commercial films, or come up with some lines like, “One petal, two petals, three or four petals.” Are you telling me Han Yu, Su Shi, Du Fu, and Lu Xun never existed?
High-Quality Plagiarism Fiction
There are tons of novels about authors who plagiarize, but the works they copy are usually pretty basic. Take songs, for example: aside from Jay Chou, they're mostly generic viral hits. I'd like recommendations where they copy songs and novels of a higher caliber, and the plot flows better.
Any High-Quality Novels? I'm Tired of Clichéd, Formulaic Stories
Everyone, Bring Out Your Finest Fiction-Writer Novels
Looking for Top-Tier Literary Copycat Novels with Humanistic Values, Not Too Commercialized
Looking for books like This Literary Master Just Wants to Make Money. After finishing it, I felt so empty, and every other novel about copying works from another world just feels like it's missing something.
No Heroine, No Romance for the Male Lead, Any Genre
Male-oriented, no female lead, no CP, no flirting, no harem. No gender swaps. Don’t recommend anything with no gender, either. I want someone who is male in both soul and body, a man through and through. I’m not interested in no-female-lead stories that are basically a land of women. And don’t give me vague stories that merely claim to have no female lead. I’ll report bad recommendations.
Showbiz Novels About Writers Who Become Literary Giants
Start with web novels and write in every genre, then move on to essays, modern poetry, traditional literature, the Four Great Classical Novels, classical poetry, and so on. There's so much to write about in China's five thousand years of culture.
🙏 No Romance, and the Male Lead Doesn't Flirt Around. He Focuses on Building His Career.
Celestials: False Immortals, Golden Immortals, Mystic Immortals. Great Immortals: Great Yi Immortals, Great Zhi Immortals, Great Luo Immortals. Supreme Immortals: Immortal Kings, Immortal Venerables, Immortal Emperors.
Novels with a Literary-Minded Protagonist, About Writing Poetry and the Like
Pure Plagiarism Novels, No Music, Movies, or TV Shows
Writing-Cheat Stories Focused on Copying Novels and Screenplays, Not Songs
Stories about copying existing works, mainly novels and screenplays. No copying songs, and definitely no switching to acting halfway through.
Male-Oriented Power Fantasy: No Female Lead, No Romance, No Harem, No Flirting
Don't have too many female side characters!!!! And stop going on about how beautiful this-and-that character is or how long her legs are. I'm not here for that kind of wish fulfillment.
Any Stories Where the Male Lead Is Everyone's Favorite, but Isn't an Idiot? No CP, Please!
Using Earth’s Culture as a Golden Finger, Including Novels, Games, Poetry, and More
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Male Protagonist, No CP, No Flirting!!! Pure Wish Fulfillment, and He’s Handsome!
I just want a story where the protagonist shines alone (๐•̆·̭•̆๐), soaring all the way to the top!!! Most important: feel-good power fantasy = no romance = no flirting = no lust = no saintly do-gooder protagonist... I’m guessing this book doesn’t exist ε=(´ο`*))) sigh.
Transmigrated Copywriter, Heartbreaking Stories, Native Characters Losing Their Cool
Give Me a Dozen Novels With No Female Leads and No Romance
Honestly, books like this are so hard to find these days. Please, please, someone help a reader out!
No Female Lead!!! No Flirting with Girls, and No Sister or Younger Sister Complexes
A Transcriber Who Mainly Borrows from Chinese and Foreign Novels: Any Recommendations?
Looking for books similar to "Transcribing Stories Starting with Battle Through the Heavens!" The protagonist should mainly copy books, novels, and web fiction. No singing or acting.
The Novel Most Likely to Become a Hit in 2026. Disagree? Come Debate Me
Looking for stories similar to The Rat King Made Me Cultivate, and I Got Rich Across the Worlds by Snapping Up Bargains. I recently got into this one, and I really think it has huge potential! It's an original premise with a vast world, beautiful prose, and a wild imagination. The pacing is well balanced, and it's both lighthearted and funny as well as thrilling and suspenseful!
Looking for a Good, Unpretentious Copycat Author Story!
Looking for books similar to "Fans Report Me! I Can No Longer Hide My Identity as a Composer."
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Let's break down the pros and cons. Pros: Currently, there's no ambiguity, no female lead, no wish-fulfillment fantasies, the plot flows relatively smoothly, and there aren't any mindless villains (not much malicious targeting). Cons: There are only a few stories amidst a large amount of slice-of-life content; there's too much slice-of-life writing, and I kept skipping chapters. It got boring after reading so much. The main focus should be on addressing plagiarism.
The pacing at the beginning was alright, not as slow as others have mentioned. The interweaving of daily life and plot was quite comfortable; you can't treat the protagonist like a robot, right? The early story features a trio of friends—a good brother and a female friend. It's unclear if this brotherly bond will continue.
It's quite good, but the author could reduce the amount of narration. This would make the plot less padded and the story less drawn out. Like with *The Three-Body Problem*, constantly introducing the plot doesn't really capture what many readers want to know. Before reading *The Three-Body Problem*, I read almost every page of this novel.
Some of the satisfying moments were handled perfectly and were really enjoyable (♥∀♥). But there's one thing I really don't understand: the protagonist's childhood sweetheart and her boyfriend felt superfluous. I don't know what they were there for. Maybe it was meant to show how rich the protagonist's emotions are, but I really found their meals and conversations boring 😔.
I've read the latest chapter. There are some flaws, but I'll still give it five stars for now. Whether it will be revised later depends on the update. I have a few suggestions. First, I personally suggest not hiding identities or using multiple aliases. I hate that the most. Many plagiarists, whether copying songs, movies, or novels, like to use aliases to hide themselves.
It's so beautiful! I love it! I really love it! The author keeps subtly pushing their own agenda. Wasn't it supposed to be a no-female-lead story? It's about that girl from out of state. Her dad even wants the protagonist to be his son-in-law. And her fans are shipping the protagonist and her! I just couldn't take it anymore. Why keep depicting this couple?
It's very well written; I stayed up until 2 AM yesterday to read more than half of it. The protagonist's personality isn't greasy. It's a good story with no awkward scenes; the overall reading experience is very comfortable without much infighting. The beginning was quite enjoyable, and the reader discussions and such were well-written.
While my memory still allows, I'll write a scathing review first. It's amazing! There are no mindless villains; everything is harmonious. Although some aspects of life are indeed mundane, they feel very real. The writing is grounded and methodical, perfectly fitting the theme. It's not rambling or forced plotting, and it avoids clichés.
Plagiarism + Entertainment + System + Alias Recommendation: So far, it seems quite unconventional. The supporting characters feel very real, creating a strange sense of immersion, haha. And currently, the only ones they rely on are their father and brother, which is pretty good. Plagiarism of *Covering the Sky* is common, but plagiarism of *Lord of Mysteries* is truly rare.
At 132 minutes past the hour, the protagonist is well-developed and the female characters are handled without being stereotyped. In the science fiction section, the author's choice of the protagonist's path always perfectly showcases his talent—a truly admirable "tailor-made" approach.