After Being Bent by Reader (GL) Chapter 100-Pt.1

Reporting a book for plagiarism required evidence. Simply put, one needed to list the similarities between the original work and the plagiarized work and submit the list to the platform for verification.

After encountering such a big problem, Xu Chuanchuan lost all mood to write. So, she announced that she would be halting updates for today in her book's comment section and her reader group. Fortunately, her readers were very understanding when they heard that she was preparing to report the copycat.

—Lord, just focus on getting this problem settled first. Everyone can tell that this author is copying you.

—That's right, that's right. We can't let such an immoral author run freely.

—Lord, I support you. I'll use all of my Moonstones to reduce that author's points to oblivion!

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If it were in the past, Xu Chuanchuan would never have condoned her readers to reduce the points of other authors. However, the copycat author had truly angered her this time, so rather than stop her readers, she thanked them instead. Then, after closing off QQ messenger, she promptly began preparing the accusation materials.

Xu Chuanchuan had never reported another author for plagiarism before, so she didn't know how she should go about listing the evidence. Fortunately, Ange was experienced in this aspect, so after asking Ange for some details, Xu Chuanchuan was led to a related forum post. By the time she and Murong Shi researched the post, compiled the evidence, and submitted the report, it was already late in the night.

As for what would result from the report, only time could tell.

Before going to bed, Xu Chuanchuan complained to Ange: "I've been so unlucky this year. First, I got slandered multiple times. Now, I'm being plagiarised."

Ange: "If you look at it from another perspective, the fact that you're being plagiarised also shows that you're popular."

Me? Popular?

Xu Chuanchuan switched to the jjwxc application to check her author's profile.

Before writing After Being Bent by Reader, Xu Chuanchuan only had a little over 2,000 followers. Then, a

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