Lord of the Yellow River

It seems so weird. I borrowed the framework of Panlong and wanted to write something original, but I couldn't write it that way. I said it was low-key and high-key, and the plot and setting were inconsistent. . .

Confused. It feels like the names of people and things in Panlong have been changed. . . The plot cannot be said to be the same. All I can say is exactly the same. Awkward

There is a sense of déjà vu of invincible writing, which is said to be low-key but is actually extremely high-profile. Chapter 17 is a battle between 7 and 8 demons.

You don't call this a tribute, you call it plagiarism.

2023.07.16 #Panlong#

I thought it was a fanfic, but it turned out to be the original work. If you borrow the setting, don't borrow the plot.

Why don't you open a Panlong fanfic? There are several high-quality Panlong fanfics out there, and some people will still read them.

Anyone who has read Panlong will feel weird. It makes no sense to me. I want to write a fanfic about Panlong, but I also want to write my own stuff. I guess the author is afraid of infringement

So far, the writing is no different from the Panlong fanfic, but the writing is messy and I dare not call it a fanfic for fear of being criticized. I can only say that I borrowed the framework. I borrowed a little bit from it and you can't say it is different. The setting is very messy, and it is not suitable for people who have read Panlong's original work, because if you can't help but compare the settings of the original work, you will find that the conflicts are very messy. If you haven't read the original work, you probably won't be interested in reading it, and the writing is not very good. Generally speaking, it's a bit useless. Those who read the original work will have confused ideas, and those who haven't read it won't be interested in it.

Bloodline of the Yellow River might as well be changed to the protagonist Goldfinger to attract me more. It feels a bit strange in Western Fantasy.