Plane Store: I rely on five-star reviews to become rich and live forever

I don't know how to modify it so that it doesn't count as plagiarism.

First of all, I would like to state that I had never read that book before I was locked up in the small dark room for the first time.

Since the editor is on vacation, I can only make changes based on the feedback from two years ago. The similarities are:

1. The heroine opened a food store in the unreal world, and it is the only store selling real food.

(In the genre of opening a shop in another world, food shops are the most common; in the genre of opening a shop in a cool novel, is it rare to be unique? I have read no less than three books that meet this requirement)

2. The food that people from the other world eat is all fake. The first guest thought the hostess's food was also fake, but after eating it, he found out that it was real.

(When I decided to write about the underworld, this setting came out naturally... Ghosts don't eat food, they only eat incense. Do I have to plagiarize to come up with this setting?)

3. The money the heroine earns in the other world cannot be used in the real world

(What else?... Ghost money and paper money are not interchangeable. Do I have to plagiarize to come up with this setting? I am making it more difficult for the heroine... Later I changed it to allow the company to exchange it, but is that not okay...)

4. The heroine met strangers on the street, and then returned to the other world, only to find that the strangers were dead and appeared outside her convenience store

(Again, when I decided to write about the underworld, this setting came out naturally... The setting that the heroine can travel between the Yin and Yang worlds and see the same person... Did I have to plagiarize to come up with this setting?)

It's over, this is a series of jokes, plagiarism logic chain...

From the moment I decided to write about fast-travel + opening a shop + the underworld, I was destined to "plagiarize", right...

When I planted a persimmon tree, because it was red and round, and the stem was pointed and green, so I stole other people's tomatoes. They were other people's tomatoes.

I don't know how to change it. I can't delete the underworld, and I can't delete Jiang Lanying, the first supervisor. No matter how I change it, I can only change the word order and typos. It is difficult to completely change the setting.

So the "hidden danger" will always be there as long as I keep the underworld and Jiang Lanying.

Even if I pass the review, I might be locked up in a small dark room again because of the underworld and Jiang Lanying when I have written 300 million or 400 million words.

By that time, I had written for another year or two, but my millions of words still did not belong to me, but to an author I didn't know.

The reason I didn't get angry was because I wanted to appear emotionally stable, like a mature female author in her thirties.

God knows what kind of mood I was in when I read the other person's article two years ago when I was accused of plagiarism. I cried while reading it, but I had to admit that the other person wrote better than me. No wonder the other person was so popular.

I only dared to read the beginning part, for fear that my brain would remember some fragments and mistakenly think they were my own thoughts and use them.

I also wrote down all the stores that the other party wrote in their introduction and resolutely avoided them.

In this world, the truth lies with the louder side. I'm down on my knees.

I'm very busy at work and I only have one day off, Qingming Festival, which I spent on dealing with this matter.

As for me to file a lawsuit, firstly I don't have the money, and secondly I don't have the energy.

The company delayed paying salaries for two months and also cut salaries and laid off employees. I started writing this book in a panic, hoping to ease some of the financial pressure.

But later I wrote the novel as a diary, and wrote what I heard, saw, and experienced into the plot. During this period, I thought a lot, looked up a lot of information, and learned a lot of knowledge that I didn't know before... I benefited a lot.

So gradually, even though the book didn't do well, I kept writing it.

Xiao Gu is the ideal woman I want to be. She is kind, brave, enthusiastic, cares about the joys and sorrows of people at the bottom of society, knows how to repay kindness, and trusts those she employs.

Of course, she is sometimes a saintly woman with low emotional intelligence, not like Feng Aotian, as a strong female character should be in a novel. That’s because of me.

In reality, I am a failure, very cowardly, and have low emotional intelligence. When I am bullied, I go home and write an 800-word essay pretending to curse back, so I never dare to say that this book is about "strong women" for fear of being laughed at.

So I'm going to slide on my knees for the second time.

I'm sorry that I can't let you see the ending.

I will take my Xiao Gu back to real life and work hard to become Xiao Gu.

I was afraid that if I continued writing, someone would snatch my Xiao Gu for the third or fourth time.

Although I don’t know who this person is, maybe he is just a passerby who is trying to stand up for justice?

In the past two years, I have been avoiding that website and hardly even read the book review section on Tomato, so I don’t even know who reported me, and I don’t want to know.

Have you noticed before? I am actually a rubbish writer who becomes so sensitive that I cannot write a single word after seeing the slightest negative review.

The reason I am posting this is because I am submitting it for review.

If I fail, this book will be completely removed from the shelves and will be gone from the world forever. By then, I won’t even have the chance to post this paragraph.

In summary.

I didn't plagiarize.

I didn't plagiarize.

I didn't plagiarize.

Thank you.

I am sorry.

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