Please read this! The original novel of The Legend of Ruyi is suspected of plagiarism. You can search online for the comparison charts yourselves. Based on the charts I found online, some of the wording and descriptions in The Legend of Ruyi resemble works such as Interviews with Palace Maids (1992) and Wives and Concubines (1991). The former is similar to historical sources and should be cited if quoted; the latter and the other works are novels. The "early aging" passage in The Legend of Ruyi resembles a scene in this novel.
Some people think the comparisons prove plagiarism, while others think they're a stretch. There has been no legal ruling that the original novel plagiarized or borrowed from other works, but everyone has their own judgment. Please decide for yourselves. Most people read novels for entertainment, and I don't have the energy to compare everything line by line. I would much rather the official parties offer an explanation, though that doesn't seem likely now.
I started watching The Legend of Ruyi because I watched the TV drama Empresses in the Palace several years ago. Only later did I learn that the Empresses in the Palace novel had been plagiarized, and that it happened on Jinjiang. There's no erasing that fact. I'm confused and can't understand why what happened with Empresses in the Palace has to happen all over again with The Legend of Ruyi.
As a writer, you should know that your work is precious, like your own child, and understand how difficult it is to create. You should respect your own work and that of others, and do everything you can to avoid plagiarism or borrowing from other works.
Perhaps locking this fanfic would be the better thing to do, but it's my first completed work, and I just can't bear to lock it. I'll leave it here as a warning.
Original blurb:
A story born of frustration after reading The Legend of Ruyi. What if a modern person called "I" transmigrated into The Legend of Ruyi and became Ruyi? This is what happens next.
The Legend of Ruyi, by Liu Lianzi.
Inspired by: Starting with Empresses in the Palace, by Weixia. Completed.
Theme:
All loving encounters are impermanent and hard to last.
For the sake of the real Ruyi, and for myself, I have to do this once. In this harem, everyone puts on airs and acts. There are only two endings, one is that the show can no longer be put down, the other is that it is impatient to perform and exits in boredom. That's it.
How could anyone who has read the original work think that Lang Hua takes the blame? Empress Fucha in the original work is very bad. Jin Yuyan was the one who had the idea, but she instigated Su Xin to do everything. It's not bad on TV, it's true that Ruyi was infertile for ten years. Maybe you are talking about the new version of the original work? After Fucha was cleared, she became the one who took the blame.
Good-looking, but a bit boring
It feels like the protagonist had feelings for the emperor? And why the protagonist gave birth to a child, sustenance, and finally cutting off her hair was really a bit hypocritical. She knew the ending. Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace cut off her hair to end her relationship. What about the heroine, in order for her child to get rid of the shackles of her legitimate son? Don't you know that it is even more difficult for a child who is disliked by the emperor and his concubine. It would have been better if he had chosen not to have a child. I only read a little bit of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, but I still read this article very seriously. If you don't value her life in reincarnation, just end it and commit suicide. If you are interested, what is the last time you want to die? Maybe you will lack a love thread all over again, and there is no tender heart. The emperor just sees him as an emperor. How can he be so sentimental and thoughtful? Oh, I don't know what I'm talking about.
Little angel, I wanted to see your rating and accidentally clicked it into a complaint. Sorry! TAT
Like it too! So classic!
Sorry to bother you, I'll correct a few typos. I have published articles in 2015. Every time I talk about the plot, I have to look back at what I have written. Then I find typos and it feels very uncomfortable and I should change them.
Seeing this, the heroine finally felt like Ruyi, just like she said she would do the last thing for Ruyi and for herself. When I was watching this paragraph, I thought of Mr. Zhou's Ruyi.
The author writes that the heroine has no desires and desires in her heart, as if she is a person without emotions. From what I saw, there is no emotion in her heart. The whole text is written in running account style.