Statement on the plagiarism incident:
The other author of this book, Jingjing1999, and I wrote this story in 2005 and posted it on Jinjiang. We haven’t paid attention to it for years now (eighteen years, can you believe it? I really don’t even want to mention how old the author is these days). Yet someone has copied it word for word, published it as a book and made a game out of it, then come to the comments to put on a whole show, accusing us of plagiarism while being the thief themselves. What a piece of work. I meant to post this statement yesterday, but the author dashboard was acting up again. I’m here to clear things up today. If you’re curious, check the comments below from passerby A. They’ve clearly named the plagiarized story and its author.
After transmigrating to the glorious Tang Dynasty, she could have easily enjoyed a life of wealth and luxury. Instead, against her will, she was swept into the struggle for the throne. She won two sincere loves, yet was burdened with grave secrets and responsibilities, and step by step made her way toward the final, earth-shaking Incident at Xuanwu Gate… (Originally titled The Tang Dynasty’s Turmoil.)
Disclaimer: This is a clichéd transmigration story. If that’s not your thing, don’t read it. Actually, we started writing it six years ago, when transmigration stories had only recently begun to catch on. Having two male leads was still relatively novel then (though times have changed:)). A friend and I came up with the idea of writing a “story relay” on a whim: one person would write a chapter, then the other would continue, so it was inevitable that some parts wouldn’t quite connect. Later, we both got jobs, and the story was put on hold for three years. Last year, after reading so many wonderful stories by fellow writers on Jinjiang, we were inspired to pick it back up and revise it together. We’re posting it here for everyone’s enjoyment. Please forgive any historical inaccuracies and rough writing!
I’d like to pay tribute to the other author of this book, Jingjing!
Theme:
Very touching...
When I think of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, I get excited all over! Our great China! !
Not bad. Fortunately, it has a happy ending.
Haha, I like it, very nice to say
"If you feed it to others, you will lose ten years of your life!"
What! ! Guan Mei was completely stunned.
Li Shimin smiled calmly and said jokingly: "You gave me blood to save me, and now you have been repaid. Don't ask me for payment."
"Brother..."
"I'm telling you just to let you know that your life is no longer yours, but mine." Li Shimin looked at Guan Mei very seriously: "My sister can't be the kind of person who gives up her life when things go wrong. For me, you have to live well, promise me!"
After understanding Li Shimin's painstaking efforts, I felt a mixture of emotions, and I couldn't say a word for a while with tears in my eyes.
No wonder Li Shimin was in good health but only lived to be 50 years old before he died.
Let me be speechless for this explanation about Li Er's short life. If this is the case, I guess I will sharpen my sword like a female pig... There is no way, I am always in yy. If Li Er had lived a few more years, where could the Tang Dynasty's army have reached??? The author's reply:
Sharpen your knife. You're welcome. I've been unhappy with this woman for a long time.
The male pig is tortured well! Support! ! !
I like Hua Zheng and Fu Yi, and I also like that sentence: I want to stay in the world with him.
I also said the same thing to my husband, I can't live without you in my world, and I can't live in a world without you.
So when I saw these words, they seemed so familiar.
55555555555555555
Suddenly I thought of Zhang Dongliang's "Actually Happiness is Very Simple"
(orz... Means asking me why T_T)
But looking back and thinking about it,
What a happy and heartwarming ending!
Happiness can really be so simple, yet so tortured...
I really like this article
So, for the first time, someone from Ten Thousand Years of Diving + Reading Bawangwen replied
It can be said that it has been more than a year since I started pursuing the novel last year.
But I think this article is really unique
The heroine is my favorite so far
The male protagonist is the best in the world
The whole text is bland
But true love prevails (??)
There is no intrigue and deception in the Qing Dynasty.
But it's still very nerve-wracking
There is no ordinary romance between you and me
But they felt the true love between each other
Just some simple, ordinary little things in life
But it makes the hero and heroine fall in love with each other unconsciously
Obviously I can fly far away and be immersed in happiness forever
The heroine sacrificed herself to protect the small piece of happiness in her heart
The love and hatred in it are unforgettable
To be honest, I hate it so much
He really knows how to abuse the heroine...
And, it's always the time
Fortunately, my conscience found out in the end
It gave the heroine a perfect ending that everyone was happy with.
Even though I know the chances are slim
But I still hope to see Hua Zheng's extra story
Haha, I really like Meimei!
Very touching... When I think of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, I get excited all over! Our great China! !
Not bad. Fortunately, it has a happy ending.
Haha, I like it, very nice to say
"If you feed it to others, you will lose ten years of your life!" What! ! Guan Mei was completely stunned. Li Shimin smiled calmly and said jokingly: "You gave me blood to save me, and now you have been repaid. Don't ask me for payment." "Brother..." "I'm telling you just to let you know that your life is no longer yours, but mine." Li Shimin looked at Guan Mei very seriously: "My sister can't be the kind of person who gives up her life when things go wrong. For me, you have to live well, promise me!" After understanding Li Shimin's painstaking efforts, I felt a mixture of emotions, and I couldn't say a word for a while with tears in my eyes. No wonder Li Shimin was in good health but only lived to be 50 years old before he died. Let me be speechless for this explanation about Li Er's short life. If this is the case, I guess I will sharpen my sword like a female pig... There is no way, I am always in yy. If Li Er had lived a few more years, where could the Tang Dynasty's army have reached??? The author's reply: Sharpen your knife. You're welcome. I've been unhappy with this woman for a long time.
The male pig is tortured well! Support! ! !
I like Hua Zheng and Fu Yi, and I also like that sentence: I want to stay in the world with him. I also said the same thing to my husband, I can't live without you in my world, and I can't live in a world without you. So when I saw these words, they seemed so familiar.
55555555555555555 Suddenly I thought of Zhang Dongliang's "Actually Happiness is Very Simple" (orz... Means asking me why T_T) But looking back and thinking about it, What a happy and heartwarming ending! Happiness can really be so simple, yet so tortured... I really like this article So, for the first time, someone from Ten Thousand Years of Diving + Reading Bawangwen replied It can be said that it has been more than a year since I started pursuing the novel last year. But I think this article is really unique The heroine is my favorite so far The male protagonist is the best in the world The whole text is bland But true love prevails (??) There is no intrigue and deception in the Qing Dynasty. But it's still very nerve-wracking There is no ordinary romance between you and me But they felt the true love between each other Just some simple, ordinary little things in life But it makes the hero and heroine fall in love with each other unconsciously Obviously I can fly far away and be immersed in happiness forever The heroine sacrificed herself to protect the small piece of happiness in her heart The love and hatred in it are unforgettable To be honest, I hate it so much He really knows how to abuse the heroine... And, it's always the time Fortunately, my conscience found out in the end It gave the heroine a perfect ending that everyone was happy with. Even though I know the chances are slim But I still hope to see Hua Zheng's extra story
Not bad. Fortunately, it has a happy ending.
Hao!!!!!!!!!!!!!