The Plagiarist: Starting with Martial Arts Novels

Is anyone watching? If so, please let me know and give me some encouragement to create!

Bringing family, relatives, and friends to your company is insane. It's incredibly difficult; one wrong move and it could lead to a complete breakdown in relations, even with your own family. You could pay them to do nothing all day, just eat, drink, and have fun, but you still can't bring them to your company.

Don't copy *The Deer and the Cauldron*, *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer*, or *The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber*. I feel that Mr. Jin Yong has some flawed ideas, especially regarding Linghu Chong and Zhang Wuji. A selfish man who betrayed his master and became sworn brothers with a rapist. Another one has absolutely no sense of national identity and no sense of responsibility.

The female lead, a classmate from high school, had incredibly awkward romantic scenes. Secondly, doesn't she have any idea whether her book will be a hit? And she's even splitting the profits with her assistant. Thirdly, she'd rather give relatives and friends money to open their own shops than bring them into her studio; instead, she immediately put her parents in charge of the finances.

At this rate of making money, I could buy the whole world in two years. Why bother studying or finding a girlfriend?

The protagonist is reborn into a parallel world, without Gu Long or Jin Yong, but seemingly possessing all the others. He chooses to first copy Gu Long's early novels, relying purely on memory without any special abilities. Feeling that Gu Long's early works weren't perfect, the protagonist mends and patches them to make them more complete.

It's all so disjointed and haphazard... It's fine if the free comments are just padding the word count, but why are they doing this chapter after chapter for the paid chapters...? The romance subplot is really awkward, and the sports meet scene is completely out of the blue. Even writing more about the conflicts between fans over the main character would be more interesting than this nonsensical romance and the flood of comments following the sports meet…

I don't like watching romance scenes; they're too awkward. I hope there will be less romance and more plot development.

To be honest, Gu Long's novels are full of flaws and illogical points. It's only when they are adapted into TV series and adapted by screenwriters that they are improved several levels. If we are really being fair, I think Li Liang's novels are much better than Gu Long's. Of course, this is just my personal opinion. I have also read Huanhua Xijianlu, and I personally think it is quite bad.

Two minors traveling alone in the early 2000s – I have to admire their courage! Back then, my parents always traveled in groups, because there was always a risk of problems with the taxis or buses they took.