Is "Daiyu Burying Flowers" meant to mean "the holder of Purple Pearl Immortal Cao spatially transfers the remains of woody plants"? Lin Mo, a junior in the Department of Chinese Language and Literature, was driven to collapse by an AI that checked for plagiarism in his papers, and with a roar, he actually traveled through "A Dream of Red Mansions".
She thought she could prosper in the Grand View Garden by relying on modern knowledge, but unexpectedly, the haunting plagiarism checking AI also came through - from now on, everything she said and every word she wrote had to go through an "originality test." "Once upon a time there was a mountain" has a repetition rate of 99%, "Qinfang Pavilion" is 100% similar, and "Today's weather is sunny" collided with the diary of a young servant in the Qing Dynasty... Forced to have no choice but to comfort Daiyu, she began to use mathematical formulas to comfort Daiyu, use physics concepts to tell stories to Baoyu, and use "cross-dimensional emotional communication" to tell stories to Jia Mu.
Everyone thought she was "novel and interesting in what she said." Only she knew that she was just a poor liberal arts student forced by AI to talk nonsense. I pray to the moon every night: Let me go back, even if I change the paper to "Analysis of the Career Development of Several Female Service Personnel in the Story of the Stone"!
