Lawyer's Letter for Certain Influencers Who Overdo It!

Over the past two days, several users whose total reading time didn't even amount to one minute had come to my comment section to threaten me.

They made it clear:

They wanted to teach me how to write, saying they'd leave bad reviews if I didn't listen to them, while also urging me to update faster.

After I banned those people, they actually came back to comment using alt accounts.

I didn't understand it, but I was deeply shocked. What puzzled me was that they hadn't even spent a full minute reading on the platform, nor had they ever subscribed.

Yet under those circumstances, they were able to recount my paid content in full.

Including the latest chapter.

When I asked them about it, they said they'd been directed here from a platform called Kuaishou, where someone had replicated my novel word for word all the way up to the latest chapter...

I want to say that every word in this book was typed by hand. Entirely by hand. Ever since I started writing in 2023, this has been my habit.

If you don't believe me, you can check my previous books. They were also written in a shock-value style. I won't say the writing style was exactly the same as this one, but it was at least eighty percent similar.

Only the formatting had changed.

The recent plot was entirely because I wanted to spoil Qian Renxue, so I focused on fleshing out her character. Even a platinum-tier writing god would have had to slow the pacing for that.

Where did this supposed AI-written novel nonsense come from?

Could AI write like me? Could it imitate my formatting? I don't believe it.

And then.

My plan for this book was to end it at one million words if it performed well.

If you're a Douyin content creator and your videos are high quality—whether they're AI animations, or you discussed it with me beforehand because you think they'll get good traffic and want to make a few more episodes...

Then that's completely fine! I'd even support you in making a few more episodes!

Even if you only get a small hit and your video has just ten thousand saves, you can contact me. I'll put in at least fifty yuan worth of Doujia credits to help it blow up again.

But copying it word for word is going too far, isn't it??

And don't say you're sending traffic my way.

Up to now, all I've relied on has been the platform's own traffic. I've never benefited from promotional placements.

The only traffic I'm getting now is from a few eleven- or twelve-year-old kids threatening me to write according to their demands, and it's left me not knowing whether to laugh or cry.

I've already had him take it down.

If anything similar happens again, I'll contact my editor directly and send a lawyer's letter.

I will absolutely not tolerate it!

By the way, everyone can rest assured and keep following the updates. I dare guarantee that if the ongoing readership is good, I'll write all the way to a one-million-word ending, and I may even add extra chapters regularly.

If you're a student and temporarily don't have money, you can also use gift coins to read.