Chapter 302 This Is the Demonic Sword

The longing and emotion just now were destroyed without a trace in an instant. The sharp contrast between expectation and reality made Chu Ge's blood almost rush to his head and his face turned red.

I have heard many similar things. Even in textbooks, publishers can change the original text "Grandma Bridge" to "Grandma Bridge" without authorization. There are countless cases of online article authors. It seems that the publisher does not Deleting, deleting, modifying or modifying them will not highlight their cultural status.

Chu Ge's book is also very exaggerated. Almost not a sentence is the original text. Everything is deleted, deleted, changed, a word here, a punctuation there, even the paragraphs are adjusted for you, and some sentences are even deleted.

On weekdays, I just get a few scoldings, but when it was my turn, I was still so angry that I had a brain hemorrhage, and all I could think of was, "Why did you tamper with my stuff?"

When I post it online, I am already very angry when it is censored and deleted. I can barely tolerate it. After all, it is a risk-related thing and there is nothing I can do about it.

What's the point of changing a sentence that has nothing to do with risk? Adjust the word order and modify the wording to show that you are literate?

Have you ever thought that this is an insult to the original author, and disrespectful at best?

Are you educated enough to publish your own book?

What's more, some sentences are not redundant just because you think they are redundant. Some are needed to make jokes, and some may even involve foreshadowing. At first glance, they may seem cumbersome, but in fact they cannot be deleted randomly.

Even if you want to make changes, you have to ask the original author and ask for permission before changing everything. Why do other scripts know that they should respect the opinions of the original author?

Chu Ge originally wanted to buy a copy to take home, but he couldn't afford it. He took out his mobile phone and took a photo of two pages, and left the bookstore angrily.

It looked like he was going to post a single chapter and curse people on Weibo.

Qiu Wuji had no choice but to go to the printing shop next door to collect the manuscripts and drawings, and hurriedly chased Chu Ge back. He didn't know whether he should give a few words of advice or what to do. There was no way to fly a sword in this matter. It was a useless place... …

So it is better to be in the world of immortals. For example, if old man Kuzhai dares to change his own book, his head will be chopped off!

"Don't worry, let's talk about it first..." He held the drawing aside and turned around to see Chu Ge already sitting in front of the document and typing up the letter of challenge. Qiu Wuji could only advise him this way.

Chu Ge said: "This is not a communication problem. There are many similar precedents. Printing is not a thing these days. It should have been printed a long time ago. At that time, I had not gone to the book and no one had ever communicated with me... It’s just arrogance.”

"Yeah. Calm down..."

"Qiuqiu, you know me. I'm just a nerd. I don't care about most things. I only get angry once or twice. Do you know what makes me most angry about this?"

Qiu Wuji said: "Disrespected?"

"This is just one aspect. What's really scary is that although I didn't change it myself, it was published with my authorization. Will it have any impact on the world in the book?"

Qiu Wuji was stunned for a moment, suddenly broke into a cold sweat and his hair stood on end.

"Fortunately, this is just a sentence change, 'literature', and the plot has not been changed. Maybe there will be no impact, but I don't dare to bet!" Chu Ge took a deep breath and said in a deep voice: "Our situation is different from that of other authors. The same... we may not care what others care about, and we may not tolerate what others can tolerate, and changing the content is the most untouchable problem for us. I cannot let this matter get worse in any way, even if I stop publishing. No matter what!"

As he spoke, the challenge letter on Weibo had been posted, with a simple title: "Please publish a book yourself."

Then I attached two pages of photographed content and compared them with my original text. Aite contacted the publisher. The whole text has only one sentence: "I thought it was my own book, but when I opened it, it turned out to be someone else's. No wonder it is the 'original'... Or read it again." Either publish the original text or stop publishing it completely, that’s it.”

After posting on Weibo, Chu Ge did not continue to post it. There was no point in being angry. He should do his own thing first.

The young couple copied the newly scanned book and drawings to the computer and were sorting them out. Weibo was already exploding.

The group was still forwarding Chu Ge's Weibo at the beginning, and the "commates were fighting each other" and "we were waiting for the day" and they were all gearing up: "Fuck, what is this change?"

"These old zombies are so arrogant."

"That's it? It's not even better than the original text. I feel like it's not as smooth as the original text."

"Well, if they were really good enough, they would have published a book by themselves. They are just capable of extracting chapters and excerpts. In reality, that's all."

"Mystery used to be like this..."

"Tudou seems to have scolded me for this..."

"No, what's the use of discussing it here, if you don't want to help?"

"How can we help with this? We can only do our best by forwarding it."

"...Forget it, I feel like I don't need you anymore. Go check Weibo, it's so scary."

When everyone opened Weibo and took a look, everyone was dumbfounded.

In just one hour, the original blog retweeted thousands of posts. Looking down Chugoaite’s publisher’s Weibo, there were already tens of thousands of scolding posts, and the number is still increasing.

"Damn it, are the CP fans of Early Autumn Love so scary?"

"I remember that most of them don't read. Otherwise, with so many hundreds of thousands of followers, Chu University's results would have already exploded, and why would it be in the top ten..."

"They don't read books, but they play Weibo."

Although this is a Weibo dedicated to posting fresh CP dog food, the majority seems to be CP fans, many of whom do not read books. But in fact, the work is the cornerstone. CP fans and others like Amway first said, "This is writing a book, it's very beautiful." "The woman is drawing, and the painting is great." Then they said to CP, "My idol is very good." The understanding of "having the ability" is the basis for everyone to be united and not disperse in a gust of wind. It doesn't matter whether you see the work or not.

As a result, my idol's works were bullied. This is much more powerful than ordinary readers!

Readers are still commenting on how the changes are going, and the publisher’s Weibo over there has been blasted...

The publishing house was dumbfounded. They had just published it, and because they didn’t cooperate well with the website, they didn’t even know what had happened before they found out that their Weibo account had been deleted. Some people even called the publishing house to scold them and preached that they should report copyright infringement.

No, judging by the tone, someone might have actually reported it to the cultural department...

What are these! If you file a lawsuit for copyright infringement, what's the use of reporting it? How come you are so skilled at this job? How many times have you done it before?

Anyway, something seems to have happened.

The publisher called the website anxiously, and the website was a little dumbfounded.

By the way, similar things have happened before, and the more well-known authors are not as outrageous as Chu Ge. What kind of capable people are these people...

However, the website had no intention of wiping the publishing house’s butt. When similar things happened several times, the website became angry and responded coldly: “I gave you the author’s contact information a long time ago and asked you to communicate more. Didn’t I even add him? Have you added it?"

The publishing house has never added the author QQ.

In traditional thinking, online articles really cannot be published. Publishing is because you feel there is a market and you can make money, not because you really think your work has any value. Therefore, in their eyes, almost every sentence is not literary, and every sentence should be revised...How can they take the initiative to communicate with the author?

Even though similar things happened several times, in the end, I still reluctantly printed it according to the original text, but I couldn't resist my arrogant hand.

As a result, TM actually got into trouble this time...

Chu Ge swore that he had never thought about such a development. When he started Weibo, it was just a small suggestion from Zhang Qiren. He felt that such good popularity should not be wasted... Then it is not a routine operation to post such things on Weibo and fight. ? As a result, I usually scolded the rice circle, but this time I became the leader of the rice circle, which was unexpected.

But I have to admit, the combat effectiveness is really strong...

When he received the QQ application from the editor of the publishing house, Chu Ge hadn't even finished organizing the manuscript, and his efficiency was as high as in a dream.

"What happened?" Chu Ge couldn't help but turn around and ask Qiu Wuji: "This QQ application is actually 'to apologize to Teacher Chu', and you put your sword on their necks?"

Qiu Wuji stared blankly at the grand scene on Weibo, and actually held back a sentence: "This is a magic sword. It can hurt others and yourself, so it should not be used lightly..."