Palm Skills

I accidentally discovered another book about a heroine who writes about mystical arts. First of all, I thought of Xida's Minglou, but more importantly, I thought of Yunji's Mingwei. I really like the heroine who has special skills, is unique and smart. The author just follows his own ideas and tells the story well and lives up to his original intention.

[Supplementary at 21:00 on April 26th] This account, in the name of a fan of the great god, posted 4 messages in succession in the great book friend circle, accusing me of plagiarism. All kinds of "exactly the same" dirty water was poured on me, saying that the opening and writing style are the first. I really laughed and cried. She would never have said that if she had read the opening chapter. Take the sentence "Heaven and Earth cannot be bullied" from my original text and say it is exactly the same, and accuse me of plagiarism. However, this sentence has its source. It is derived from the Confucian and Taoist famous saying "Cause and effect are inevitable, and heaven and earth are not deceived." And I specially searched "The First Marquis", and there is no such sentence at all. I later posted directly under her post and compared the original texts of the two articles based on what she said. She had nothing to say, so she changed her story and said that I was copycatting and imitating. I just insist on giving him a hat. However, after seeing her subsequent comments, I suddenly felt relieved! This person who claims to be a book fan and seems to be defending her beloved author claims to have read "The First Marquis" twice carefully, but then she says that the heroine Li Minglou knows martial arts???! I briefly watched it a few years ago. If I remember correctly, there is no such setting, right? This account is undoubtedly wearing the vest of a great fan and deliberately discrediting it. Recently, a new book has become popular, and I have a clear conscience. However, it is also sad that the new book is so wantonly smeared, and it is impossible not to care. But at this point, I found that she didn't even understand the book she claimed to love. She might not even be a fanatic fan who would smear others by grabbing them, but just a clown who maliciously smeared them. Suddenly, I felt that all explanations and arguments with her were unnecessary. On the afternoon of the 25th, I received three consecutive comments from a reader of Qidian, emphasizing that "Zhang Shu" is very similar to "The First Hour" by Xida. Later, he even posted in the book circle of "The First Hour" saying that my book was suspected of plagiarism. Although I can comfort myself that this is a wave of reverse publicity for me, and even try to reply to this reader calmly, I have to say that when I saw that he posted a message under Xida's book saying that I plagiarized, I still experienced firsthand what it meant to be trembling with anger. I think many readers have read Xida's "The First Hour". If they read this book "The Art of Palms", they will also know that the heroine of this article, He Lingjiang, was harmed by others and her soul was attached to others. She could not bask in the sun because the sun would burn her soul; she was not a real person because she had no body temperature or heartbeat. Therefore, she has to be a human being first. I have also read Heda's book, so I went back and read it again. The heroine He Lingjiang in this article is similar to Li Minglou in Xi Da's novel, that is, they are not real people, so they have to hold an umbrella to avoid the light. But is it too unreasonable to say that "Zhang Shu" is plagiarized based on this alone? Why don't you say that I plagiarized "Liao Zhai" and "Sword and Fairy 3"? First of all, He Lingjiang and Li Minglou, one is attached to the body of another person, and the other is reborn into his own body ten years ago; one is afraid of the sun, in order to prevent the sun from burning her soul, just like the soul that has left her body cannot see the light, and the other is afraid of the sun, because the sun will burn her body, because she is a dead person. The two settings are not the same. More importantly, the world view and story direction of "The Palm" are completely different from those of "The First Hour"! With more than 70,000 words, which plot was plagiarized? Although I am a little transparent, I also know that the entire original ecological environment is not easy. Only when the author respects his own work can he truly win the love of readers. I didn't want to write a book for the first time, and I didn't even think about conferring a book on a god. Just because I have been reading books for many years and reading stories written by adults, I wanted to create a story written by myself, watch the protagonist grow up step by step, and watch the story outline and take shape under my weaving, forming a world of its own. I enjoy the process of writing and telling stories, and I respect every reader. Everyone is welcome to express their opinions and provide various opinions and insights on this work after reading it. But this does not include people who wantonly accuse me of plagiarism! If you want to say this, please take responsibility for your words and deeds and bring evidence! If you don't know how to respect other people's hard work, please learn what respect means before you speak! Maybe some people think it's not such a big fuss, after all, we will encounter various situations in the future. But I don't care about the future, I only care about the present. Even though I am just a little transparent, I feel that this kind of behavior has thrown dirty water on my work, so I have to stand up and defend it! Finally, I would like to thank the readers who have accompanied this book all the way when it was still in its infancy. Thank you for your support! And because of you, I have more motivation to keep going! Love you 😘

I have read a lot of books over the years, including novels, sweet novels, fantasy, modern, male and female novels, etc. The more I read, the more novel and original books I read will naturally attract me. After all, no one likes a script that can guess the plot of the book by reading the introduction. A novel opening chapter attracts people, so I think it can retain more readers. The book that becomes a big hit must be because of the core idea of ​​the book. There are many authors who tell good stories, but there are not many good books with connotations. As a student who is still in school, my horizons are not broad enough, but I really like this book. I think what attracts me most is that the heroine is her first, and then other identities. She can be the reborn seventh wife of the He family, she can be an abandoned princess, she can be a good apprentice of the master, she can be the girlfriend of the prince's best friend, and she can have many identities. But so far, her most valuable quality is to survive, because only by accepting a new identity and living can she learn more truths and do more things. Now that you have been reborn, you should know that life is not easy, and you should use your useful body to do meaningful things. If this was just a rebirth and slap in the face story with a love story and a happy reunion at the end, it would be too boring. Fortunately, this is not such a book. The seventh lady of the He family is using her own abilities to change her own destiny and that of more people. From the background of the text, you can tell that this is not a good era. The previous dynasty caused chaos and was stupid. The prince who didn't realize that he was poaching his own family, the emperor's father who was too suspicious to abandon his own daughter, the officials who were corrupt and colluded with the previous dynasty, and the common people who had no faith and did evil and did evil on the way the Seventh Lady met. Such an era may be just one step away from the so-called collapse of etiquette, so I really want to know what the author's grown-up Seventh Lady will do. In fact, it has nothing to do with men and women. Since she has been reborn and has abilities, then I really hope that the Seventh Lady can inherit the spirit of her ancestors and benefit the world. She can inherit the legacy of her ancestors to establish a heart for the world, establish a destiny for the people, carry forward the unique knowledge for the saints, and create peace for all generations. Don't forget that the journey was difficult when you came, don't be afraid of the thorns on the road, and don't be afraid of the bumps on the way out. Use a useful body to vindicate yourself, and use a useful body to return the world to a clear sea and rivers. Only by never forgetting the original intention can you achieve success. I can't guess what the author would write, but I can see that this is a good book with connotations. I'm glad that I can see the author's heroine changing the world in the book. I'm glad that we live in the best of times!

I made two book covers, and I also used my own scumbag skills to P them 😂 Then, if I have difficulty choosing, save the child🙉🙉🙉 1⃣️👉🏻 2⃣️👉🏻

It feels really bad to be plagiarized by malicious comments! Fortunately, the author persevered and argued with reason. How big a blow can plagiarism cause to the creator???? What's more, the characters are somewhat similar, such as the silly sweet princess character on the street, and the lawless little witch character. There are many people using similar characters and types.

I haven't been to Qidian in a few years. Why don't I want CP now? I still hope there will be a male protagonist.

I always feel that the male protagonist is weird. It seems that he is just for the sake of being like this. He has no background story of his own. He has been inexplicably attracted to the female protagonist since he was a child. There is no growth line. When he appears, his martial arts skills and identity are maxed out, and then he follows the female protagonist around the map. From time to time, he will show off a little bit. Greasy Heart describes how he likes the heroine and blushes at every turn. It's really weird. But on the other hand, the heroine is very successful in portraying her. She has ideas, stories, backgrounds, and pursuits. In the beginning, she just wanted revenge and found an identity, and she gradually grew up to start thinking about a family, a country, and a world. To be honest, as long as the male protagonist plays less roles and the female protagonist doesn't lose her wits, it's really okay. But I just feel that the prince male protagonist is a bit unworthy. Personally, a good male protagonist can add points to the work. Objectively speaking, this male protagonist has no sense of existence and no bonus. And I am a big book fan. This is just my personal opinion. I also hope that the work can be successful and the story line is really good and coherent, come on😊!

Is there a male protagonist? Nowadays, the whole Internet is following the trend and has no CP, which is very speechless... As long as you are not bored or obsessed with love, it is okay to have a male protagonist in the book.

It has nothing to do with "The First Marquis", but it is too similar to Yun Ji's "Cheng Luan", including the sorceress, distress, resurrection, sword in the umbrella, teaching maids to practice magic, stars, star palaces, the prince who is good at swordsmanship, Qian Niang who is not reincarnated, and even the Taoist priest is of the Xuan generation. This is the first volume, and I have bumped into so many things. I don't believe that the author didn't learn from it.

I was absolutely pissed off. Who are these people saying that they plagiarized xxx??? The reason why I'm angry is because this book is so exciting. I think the one that's being plagiarized should be at least as exciting as this one, right? So I went to read that one with great expectations. After watching it, I just felt like my time was wasted and my feelings were deceived. As a reader, I personally think that the gap between the two is too big!! I can't even understand the setting in that book, and I'm looking down on the lives of tools and people. There are too many slots but no mouth. Not to mention that it's not the same type of story at all. The above opinions are all personal opinions. But that's how I really feel.