Didn't you say that we would lose money after filming?

And these are still not the most important point.

The most important thing is Xia Yuan himself!

Similarly, it's normal that Xia Yuan's fans don't understand his influence, since most of them are young female students who are inexperienced in the ways of the world.

They may have heard that Xia Yuan is quite powerful and can influence many aspects of life.

But in reality, they couldn't imagine how significant this aspect was, or how profound Xia Yuan's influence could be; they simply had no concept of it.

And what about Yu Si, a leading writer of the new generation who has been in the literary world for many years?

He certainly understands it; after all, he's a member of the upper echelons of society. He can definitely be considered an elite, and he's had some experience with certain things and situations, so he has a better understanding of them.

How should I put Xia Yuan?

Don't get involved, really, don't get involved.

One touch and you're dead!
There's absolutely no room for joking about this; the reality is far more serious than this description suggests, and there's no exaggeration whatsoever.

If Yu Si had any sense at all, he wouldn't think he could go toe-to-toe with Xia Yuan.

So when he saw those comments from his fans, he had a faint urge to die.

He was also somewhat speechless.

These fans thought they were doing it for his own good, but they didn't realize that their impulsive, seemingly loving actions might actually put him in a more desperate situation.

He's now ready to bludgeon to the ground, which means finding Xia Yuan first and then settling things peacefully.

But until now, he has never thought that he might have copied Xia Yuan.

In his view, it must have been Xia Yuan who copied him.

But he doesn't intend to pursue the matter, and doesn't even think there's anything wrong with this behavior.

After all, doesn't he often do that himself?

Admittedly, if it were someone else, and if the opponent wasn't Xia Yuan, he would have had to launch a full-scale attack, unleashing a powerful blow from a magic-based martial artist.

But the person opposite him was Xia Yuan.

Then we can only greet them with a smile.

So Yu Si immediately logged into his Weibo account and posted a status update.

Regarding the recent false rumors circulating online, I need to clarify something. The claim that Mr. Xia Yuan plagiarized my work is false and a rumor. At this stage, all the evidence is insufficient to establish that Mr. Xia Yuan plagiarized my work; it's simply a matter of similar themes. Creative work is very subjective; sometimes it's just a matter of shared ideas and themes. Therefore, I hope my fans and readers can remain calm and refrain from impulsive actions.

However, this clarification did not achieve the effect of calming the situation and reducing public controversy that Yu Si had hoped for.

Instead, it acted as a fuse, instantly igniting the entire situation.

Yu Si's fans reacted even more enthusiastically.

"Look, this is the magnanimity and breadth of mind of Koji. Even after all this, he still speaks up for the people who plagiarized him."

"My God, what kind of kind person must they be to say such a thing and make such a decision? If this happened to me, I would probably be so angry that I would faint."

"Xiaosi, I'm not trying to criticize you, but sometimes being too kind isn't a good thing. Some people just don't deserve your kindness. Really, let's not suffer every loss, okay?" "One is magnanimous and chooses to forgive when faced with plagiarism and infringement of interests, while the other is petty and calculative, always ready to send people to jail. They're extremely narrow-minded. Really, sometimes the contrast is just that stark."

"Isn't Xia Yuan just a capitalist? How much can you expect a capitalist to think from the perspective of ordinary people? You might as well hope that pigs can fly."

"That's the truth."

"Xia Yuan's actions are truly disgusting."

"Xia Yuan must apologize! He must return all his illegal gains! Otherwise, this matter is not over, and he will be utterly disgraced!"

"Do you think it's possible that when it comes to plagiarism, Yu Si is the ancient god, the real Class A war criminal? All those best-selling books of Yu Si's before, if not 100%, at least 90%, which one wasn't plagiarized? Back then, why did you all keep saying: 'As long as it's good, that's fine'? Now, why don't you let your Yu Si pay back all the profits?"

"How can that be the same? Koji's work is all homage! Homage! Homage, homage! Do you even know what homage means? I bet you don't either. Is homage the same as plagiarism?"

"Oh, I see. So, the so-called homage is when everything except the character name is highly overlapping, even with a plagiarism rate as high as 89%, right? Right, right, right, right, right? Say something!"

"Summary: It's caused by being able to sit at the table and eat."

"First of all, there is no accurate conclusion or evidence yet regarding the matter. Secondly, if Xia Yuan really did plagiarize, we fans will naturally hold him accountable, but that is not a reason for you to launch personal attacks."

Xia Yuan plagiarized from Yu Temple

It has also become one of the most talked-about trending tags.

The uproar on the internet quickly reached Xia Yuan's ears.

After all, in the information age, unless you live like a complete primitive person, the speed at which something spreads is very fast.

This is especially true for someone like Xia Yuan, whose work is related to information technology and big data.

When he learned of this, his first reaction was to be stunned.

He almost blurted out, "How did you know?"

Because they're right, he did indeed plagiarize.

However, he didn't copy this world at all; he copied another world.

Could it be that people from another world have attacked?

Then I looked closer and realized that wasn't the case.

Instead, it was a writer named Yu Si.

He knew this writer named Yu Si, after all, he was a top writer in Hanxia. Yu Si's agent had previously approached Heye, hoping that he could handle the film and television adaptation of one of Yu Si's novels, and the price offered was quite high, so he was quite famous.

However, at that time, Xia Yuan and Tang Ying were traveling around the world and filming the "On the Road" series, so they simply didn't have the time.

Therefore, the directing of that final film was handed over to other contracted directors within Heye.

The final results weren't very good; you could say it was a small loss.

The market's assessment is that the director's work was fine, and the production was also good.

The main problem is that the plot is just too ridiculous; it's beyond saving. (End of Chapter)