
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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Explore more →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."
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!
🙏 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.
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?
Everyone, Bring Out Your Finest Fiction-Writer Novels
I've Recently Gotten Into Urban Fiction With Wild, Imaginative Premises. Any Recommendations?
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.
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.
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
No Female Lead!!! No Flirting with Girls, and No Sister or Younger Sister Complexes
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!
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.
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.
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.
Stories Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to a Parallel World and Becomes Famous for Writing Novels
No harem, and preferably no female lead either. Something like Xian Yu in *The King's Avatar*.
Transmigrated Copywriter, Heartbreaking Stories, Native Characters Losing Their Cool
Any Novels About a Literary Plagiarist?
The protagonist is reborn in the modern day or ancient times, with the style of a literary genius.
A Pure Novelist Who Steals Ideas from Novels, Not Songs or Movies
The recommendation page is full of people copying books, songs, and movies. Is there nothing more original? I just want stories about copying novels 😓😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Novels with a Literary-Minded Protagonist, About Writing Poetry and the Like
Using Earth’s Culture as a Golden Finger, Including Novels, Games, Poetry, and More
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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.
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Discuss the advantages and disadvantages separately Advantages: There is currently no ambiguity, no heroine, no yy, the plot is fairly smooth, there is no brainless villain (not too much malicious targeting) Disadvantages: I found a few articles among a large number of daily articles. There were too many daily articles. I kept skipping chapters. After reading too many articles, I felt bored. It is better to focus on copying.
The pace of the beginning is not bad, not as slow as others said, and it is quite comfortable to intersperse the daily life with the plot. You can't treat the protagonist like a robot, right? In the early stage of the plot, the small group of three friends has a good brother and a female brother. I don't know if the brotherhood will always be maintained in the future. There are male and female academic deans in the school. There is no sign of ambiguity for the time being. Anyway, as long as the description is normal, no one will think in an ambiguous direction. Currently, it is said that there is no cp. The follow-up will be thunderous and will be praised by seven stars. What I hate the most is selling dog meat over sheep's heads and tricking people into killing them. After all, the protagonist is not an orphan, and this is not a killing and decisive wit-fighting type of novel. I don't think there is any problem with the background being clearly explained at the beginning, because it is quite smooth along the way. It doesn't feel like it was cobbled together by an AI student, and there are no surprises. It is quite interesting to see the protagonist's faint sense of amusement. —— No, buddy, the previous daily life is mixed with the growth and upgrade of the protagonist, but the latter part is purely daily routine, right? Is it too outrageous that I skipped more than ten chapters and still haven't finished the plot? At least write more plots about showing saints in front of people, otherwise why would everyone read Wenzhaogong? For all kinds of pretentious daily emotions? I avoided my older sisters, but not my brother and biological father. As expected, I still have to find the protagonist who starts the orphan game next time...
It's quite interesting, but the author can reduce the content of the narrative work, which can make the plot less watery and the story less protracted. Just like the Three-Body Problem this time, there are not so many readers who want to know the content of the Three-Body Problem. Before reading this article, I almost didn't skip it. If there is a long novel like The Three-Body Problem later, it is recommended not to introduce it in such detail and almost write out the entire Three-Body Problem. Instead of doing this, you can simply introduce the general content, otherwise it will easily affect the perception. This is my little suggestion
Some of the cool points are well-executed and very beautiful (♥∀♥), but there is one thing I don't understand. I feel that the protagonist's childhood sweetheart and best friend are super redundant. I don't know why I wrote it. Maybe I want to express the protagonist's emotional richness, but I really think it's boring for them to have dinner and chat. There is a lot of content and boring. Every time I read half of it, I skip the chapter [face covering]. Now I have caught up with the progress. The subsequent content is so cool😍I hope the author will be faster. It's not enough. I need to stock up on a few more chapters before I can enjoy reading it. It becomes more and more verbose from now on. One idea can be expressed in several sentences, and there are a lot of dialogues with unclear meanings. It's annoying to watch [smile]
I have seen the latest chapter now, and there are some flaws, but I will still give it five stars. I will see if I can modify it in the future. I would like to make some suggestions. The first is that I personally recommend not to hide your identity or put on many disguises. I hate this the most. Wenzhaogong has many novels, whether they are songs, movies or novels. They all like to wear vests to hide themselves, which is too disturbing for readers. They always like to open a small account to hide themselves, and even go too far by wearing many vests. When I see this, I just stop reading it. What the copywriter wants is a good article, not a frustrated article that hides oneself in a vest. Isn't it good for the protagonist to be capable, talented, and make a generous appearance? Isn't it nice to be in everyone's sight? The protagonist has abilities, so why hide himself or put on a vest? I suggest you don't do this. The second suggestion is not to write dark stories, but to write warmer ones. In many novels, every time the protagonist releases a song, movie or novel, the outside world will question, criticize and target the protagonist in various ways, as if the whole world is the enemy of the protagonist, and then slap the protagonist in the face like crazy. This kind of Dragon King is extremely embarrassing. It would be better to write more harmoniously, less violently, and more warmly. The third is that I personally recommend not to follow the matryoshka model. For example, every time the protagonist writes a novel, you can describe and write more about the discussion on the Internet, the actual discussion of everyone, the popularity of the discussion, the discussion of the short video, etc. Don't just write it off and then rush to work on the next novel. This is too much. The cool thing about Wenzhaogong is If the external discussion is realistic and the discussion is realistic, you can describe it more. Just like in your novel, the children imitating Jiang Taixu outside are very well written. It shows that they are very popular. You can describe the reaction of the outside world. You are not a high-level martial arts or immortal writer who needs to rush to practice and fight monsters and upgrade, so you can describe the reaction of the outside world. The fourth is to avoid multi-threading. Don't publish several novels at the same time. It is too confusing and affects readers. This novel has not been updated yet. If you start a new book or open several books at the same time, take your time. The fifth is that in the future, a company can buy the copyright of your novel and adapt it into a Chinese comic. You can also describe this aspect more. For example, a company bought Zhetian and made it a Chinese comic. After it was released, everyone read it and the response was very enthusiastic. It was discussed, trending on searches, and officially praised. Wait a minute, just like the Haotian rescuer back then, a single episode was broadcasted with a hammer and exceeded hundreds of millions. Then you are very famous and you have many fans. You can also sign autographs, interact with fans, take photos with you, etc. Isn't this better than hiding yourself in a vest? ? ? It's a passionate read, and the reader has a strong sense of involvement. If you can, show your face openly. All the articles are copied from the public, and they must be mainly cool articles. The most annoying thing is having too many vests or hiding one's identity (personal opinion, please don't criticize) The sixth point is that there is no heroine in your introduction, which is great, but you must not pretend that there is no heroine to be ambiguous. In fact, I used to like reading CP novels, but many of the CP novels in the past few years are too embarrassing, difficult to lick, or all kinds of babysitters, or the plot was originally good, but after CP appeared, everything changed, and I really can't stand it. (The above personal suggestions are not opinions. If the author thinks it is useful, just refer to it. If not, just have fun. Thank you) The back ones are not as good looking as the front ones. There are more and more of them in daily life, and there are vests, so it is getting more and more messy.
It looks good, I like it very much, I like it very much ? The author has been bringing in private stuff, didn't he say there is no heroine? It was the one who described the girl from out of state. Her father still wants the protagonist to be his son-in-law. There are also fans of that girl who are making fun of the protagonist and that girl. I really can't stand it anymore. Why do I keep describing this CP? During the Dragon Clan, there was also a personal item involved, and the description was quite good. Why was there a personal item with an emotional line involved? Isn't there no heroine? I'm really convinced.
The writing is very good. I stayed up until two o'clock in the morning yesterday to read more than half of it. The protagonist's character is not greasy. It's a good article without any embarrassing plot. It's overall very comfortable and there's no overt or covert fighting. It's quite enjoyable to read from the front and readers can discuss it. The description is very good, but the content of the copied novel is a bit too much. I skipped reading because I haven't read several of them, so I think it can be reduced appropriately~ 12345
While I can still remember it, I will write a good review first. It is awesome. There are no brainless villains. It is all harmonious. Although some lives are indeed trivial, it is very real. The writing is very practical and step-by-step. It also fits the title. It is not nonsense and strong pull strings. It is also unconventional. This is the first time I have seen a short story in Wenzhidao (not that there are none, but the selection is not so good and fitting), and it is something I have never seen before (only personally) ), especially the two short stories about science fiction, which I have never read or heard before. I have the amazing feeling of seeing a good work in the article. The eye piece is very interesting, and the teacher's piece is amazing. I listened to it at work and it brought tears to my eyes, especially the teacher's piece. It was so well written and very appealing (including the author's narration). It's awesome. The more you read it, the more interesting it becomes. It's so beautiful and super nice.
Wenzhaogong+Entertainment+System+Vest Recommendation: It seems to be quite unconventional at the moment. The supporting characters and so on have a strong sense of being, and they feel inexplicably immersed in the story. Moreover, the ones currently relying on each other are my father and brother, so it's pretty good. It is very common to copy the text that covers the sky, but it is really rare to copy the Lord of Mysteries. Progress: Web Literature→Martial Arts→Science Fiction There are quite few face-slapping related content in the main plot? More of a tendency for netizens to go up and down online, and there is no direct plot to stick to their faces offline. Groove: The pace is a bit fast, and some literary novels generally don't poke much fun at me, and I jumped a little bit. There isn't much of a hook, so you can watch it or not.
Progress 132, the protagonist is likable, and the female characters are treated without labels. In science fiction competitions, the track chosen by the author for the male protagonist can always "appropriately" demonstrate his talent. This "tailor-made layout" is amazing. In the martial arts part, classic works are used to quickly gain the male protagonist's deep recognition as a "great warrior", paving the way for subsequent narratives. It is extremely efficient, but how can other authors' works break the situation? Looking forward to this. The lines of daily life, family ties, and friendship are solid and warm, and the detailed tributes to specific works also show preference. Overall, it is a work with a comfortable rhythm and thoughtful setting. I look forward to its smooth completion.