Quick Transmigration: I'm a little expert at dismantling CP

Chapter 1395 Plants vs Zombies
Although her mother didn't say anything, Sang Xin still knew that she was being ridiculed. She could even imagine the proud face of that relative who had a son abroad: "Let me tell you, nothing is worthless! When I was young, I boasted that my grades were good." What! In the end, I couldn’t even pass the civil servant exam!”

While angry and powerless, Sang Xin knew that she had to work harder. Maybe she shouldn't pin her hopes on the public examination and public institution examination, because she had already missed the best age.

Although the upper age limit for public examinations and public institutions is 35 years old, the older you are, the less advantage you have.

Some things are all about one success, not everything can be like brewing wine, the longer the time, the better the effect.

Sang Xin knew that it was time for her to cast a wide net. At this moment, writing online novels came into her sight.

If it is said that in those years that made her feel lonely and frightened, what was the only force that supported Sang Xin to live, apart from those warm memories with her father, there was only reading.

She has read many books, classics, encyclopedias, and various online novels.

Internet novel writers are an industry with a huge gap between the rich and the poor. The great masters at the top can earn over [-] million yuan a year, while the little Xiami at the bottom can only live on a few hundred yuan full-time.

Sang Xin thinks that her writing is good and she has rich life experience, so she is confident that she can succeed.

You don't want to become a top god, as long as your monthly income exceeds [-], you will be able to counterattack.

But it seemed that she was out of luck. The first book was a disaster, and it was finished hastily after a month of full attendance.

Some well-known authors in the author group encouraged her to continue to work hard. After all, there are only a few people who become gods in one book. When they write more, their grades will naturally improve.

This was the first time that Sang Xin felt the kindness from strangers. She thanked everyone, continued to work hard, saved the manuscript, and changed everything, but she was still terrified.

Sang Xin was confused again, she went to browse related forums, trying to find some motivation for herself, but the forums were also full of smog.

She saw that many famous authors were exposed to plagiarism, and she also saw the related color palette. She can only say that the plagiarists are very clever. Of course, they will not copy word for word, but the almost similar plots and characters are clearly explained. There is a problem, this is plagiarism!
But people still live freely, because there is no relevant law to punish plagiarists, because everyone doesn't care!

As long as the website makes money, readers only need to have fun!Only the original author suffers.

In those years, a large number of plagiarized works were put on the screen and made a lot of money. Facing the original creators who stood up to defend their rights, those people's remarks seemed ridiculous and shameless.

"Why are you making such a fuss! Why do you write the same plot and write it on the street, and my family can publish books and film dramas if you write it well, you have no skills!"

"Whether he plagiarizes or not, I'll just watch it if it looks good. You people who come out to resist plagiarism are so annoying that I don't even have to watch it!"

"Hey, is this drama a plagiarism? I went to see the so-called original, and it's not as good as this one. Why is the plagiarized one better? Isn't the original author too incompetent? I'm ashamed to shout like this!"

Remarks like this abound. As an original author, Sang Xin should have been angry, but she saw business opportunities and the hope of fire.

(End of this chapter)