
Reborn as a Swordsman in Japan
重生日本当剑仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 108k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Original Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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6Fans
55Chapters
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I'm so stupid. Apart from changing the names of the characters, it's really just copied from "Girlfriends Are All Ghosts". . It's just terrible, just be human. .
Come on, author, don't worry about those guys with pink eyes, this book is really wonderful, we will always support you! Come on come on!
I was a swordsman in Tokyo, and I was reborn as a swordsman in Japan 😅
Tsk tsk, don't you have any idea whether you copied it or not? The funniest thing is the eldest lady who returns her original form, xswl
Maybe the author came up with it himself, but it's too much of a coincidence.
It is very difficult to write a novel. From conception to outline But it is undeniable that they are too similar. There will be differences in the follow-up. After all, I want to be a sword fairy Back to the subject: First, in this book, the male protagonist does not mention traveling through Japan. It is just the same as getting relics from his father's friends. The difference here is that the male protagonist's father is dead at the beginning of the book (the same male protagonist's mother is a staunch atheist) I decided that Uncle Sheng was all a liar) Second, there is the main publisher Lingjian Lu and Hedgehog 🦔Meow is the book of life and death. The two books have the same tone of voice. You are hopeless and waiting to die. Three, don't mention it in the introduction. It doesn't matter if you don't mention it even if your girlfriend is dead. But but but why are all the hands and feet chopped off and the heart dug out? Why do both books tell Pigfoot that he is provoking the most terrifying and ferocious ghost in history? These sentences overlap so much 👍🏻 Fourth, here is the way the hero meets his girlfriend. It is different. It is indeed his own idea, and it echoes the title of the book (again, the other book is like peeling an apple), but there is a prop (the hero saves his life) in the back. The sword is given to the hero by his girlfriend, which represents the marriage between the two. It can save lives at critical moments. In the same book, it is a candle. Light it to save lives. After burning his girlfriend, he will kill her Five, here comes the younger San Qian, who died tragically and had a deep crush on his senior. The police also came to the male protagonist's door, but they had no impression of the school girl and didn't even know her name. Six, blue house. The similarity is that one is red and the other is blue, two sisters. Their father was addicted to feudal superstition and eventually killed his sister. The sister takes revenge. This paragraph was written very plainly. It can be seen that the author has his own considerations about ghouls, but do you want to give a reason for his father's obsession with feudal superstition? For example, in another book, I went out to work, broke my leg, had no money, and my wife ran away → indulged in superstition → morbid and crazy → hit the GG (later the female liar was punished by the male protagonist) Seven, they all said that the male protagonist was not suitable for this book, he had no qualifications, and said that someone around the male protagonist was suitable (this is a bit far-fetched) Eight, yes, yes, I almost forgot, there are similar messages sent by my girlfriend, such as not coming home (asking why she didn't come back), for example, who she is, the same sender is garbled, and when I first received it, I didn't believe it and didn't reply to the message as a prank. Generally speaking, after reading another book, I will have a strong sense of déjà vu. The same progress is too fast. In some places, I can write several chapters. Another thing is to set the male protagonist as a high school student. This time is very troublesome. He has to choose between going to college or directly choosing a career, and how to explain that his girlfriend will go to his house (the other one is a house rented by the university)
A eunuch is addicted to watching football!
I thought it was a spiritual energy revival flow, but I didn't expect it to be a house of horrors.
I guess it's because the evil ghost is gone and I can't continue to surpass him.
You all like to watch anime, right? Anyway, I like Gaoban, Wu Geng, and Busu Dao. Especially Black Cat. I am a Black Cat Party member. Do you see pure horror? Sorry, I am looking at different choices in another world. As for those who say plagiarism, read it carefully before speaking. The world view is scary (not scary). What sets them apart is their stories.
I suggest you be a little more obscene and wait until the limelight passes.
I also think it's not copied. Every step of the book has the author's feelings in it. If others copy it, I'm afraid you won't even have the courage to write a novel.
I say those of you who read books just don't like others. Watch it or not. You are so awesome, write it. See if anyone cares about you. Very muggle.
Century Big Melon🤭🤭🤭
This writing is really giving me a headache. Why don't you read it after you finish it? Does it read smoothly?
From your profile, the main character feels like a scumbag.
Don't be a eunuch, I feel pretty good. Besides, what's wrong with the similar styles? Why do you care about others when you write your own thing?
It's hard for the author to plagiarize so badly!