Writing Doujin novels, plagiarizing public chapters, and violating copyright?

Writing Doujinshi novels involved copyright issues. Under normal circumstances, it was an violation of someone else's copyright. Doujinshi referred to the creation of a new work based on the characters, plot, location, and other elements of a fictional work. Even though Doujin novels were inspired by the original work, the way they were created and the content could be completely new. If a doujinshi novel was successful enough, it might be considered an independent work with different copyrights than the original work. Therefore, if you want to write Doujin novels, it's best to first understand the relevant copyright laws to ensure that your creation is legal. In addition, you can choose to use the authorized content of the original work or follow the original creator's license agreement to avoid copyright issues.

Entertainment novels often violate copyright because they can be adapted into various forms of works, including movies, television dramas, comics, games, etc. If the copyright of an entertainment novel was not authorized by the original author, using someone else's creativity or copyright on one's own work might constitute an copyright violation. The copyright of some entertainment novels had already been authorized by the original author, such as the Harry Potter series and the Lord of the Rings. After authorization, these works could be adapted and created in various ways. In order to avoid copyright issues, creators should obtain the authorization of the original author or use the copyright of others when creating entertainment novels to avoid copyright infringement.

Doujinshi novels are usually not a form of copyright violation because it is a form of novel that combines a fictional character or story with another existing fictional character or story. It was usually legal to write Doujinshi as long as the work was not directly copied, pasted, or violated the intellectual property rights of the original work. However, there were some risks and disputes in the creation of doujin novels. If a doujinshi novel directly copied, pasted, or violated the intellectual property rights of the original work, it could lead to an intellectual property dispute. In addition, if a doujin novel gained enough influence, it might be seen as interfering with the fan culture of the original work and thus be seen as an invasion of the IP value of the original work. Therefore, when creating Doujinshi novels, it is recommended to first understand the intellectual property rights of the original work and try to avoid copying, copying, or violating the intellectual property rights of the original work. At the same time, they could also obtain the authorization of the original work through legal channels to avoid possible legal risks.

Writing doujinshi is often seen as copyright violation because doujinshi is a novel based on the story, image, or plot of another person (usually a fictional character). This was because Doujinshi novels copied the content of the original work, including the characters, plot, and worldview, without obtaining the authorization of the original work. In many countries, including China and the United States, copyright laws prohibit the creation of second works, including doujinshi, without the authorization of the copyright owner. This meant that if you wrote doujinshi, you would have to comply with copyright law and could face legal risks. Even so, doujinshi novels were still allowed in some countries and in some cases considered a legal form of creation. However, if you want to write Doujin novels, you must first understand the relevant laws and regulations and try to obtain the authorization of the copyright owner of the original work.

Writing doujinshi in itself does not necessarily constitute copyright but using someone else's work (such as manga, novels, movies, etc.) as a source of inspiration for one's own creation and creating one's own original doujinshi work may constitute copyright. This is because copyright laws in many countries, including China, protect the author's original works regardless of their origin. If a doujinshi novel is based on someone else's work, the author may have the right to protect his original work and refuse to share or adapt other people's copyrights. Of course, the specific situation still needed to be judged based on the type of work, the source, and whether it involved the core content of other people's works. Therefore, when writing Doujinshi novels, it is recommended to first understand the relevant laws and regulations to avoid copyright violation.

Writing doujinshi novels may be viewed as copyright violation, especially when using plots or characters from other people's works (such as comics, animations, games, movies, etc.). This is because doujin novels are usually based on the original work and often change, modify, or distort the content of the original work. Doujinshi novels were also considered to be an intellectual property right because they couldn't be created based on the original work without the authorization of the copyright owner. In addition, if a doujinshi novel contains an unauthorized quote, adaptation, or borrowing of another person's work, it may also be considered an copyright violation. In order to avoid copyright violation, authors are advised to ensure that they have obtained the authorization of the copyright owner of the original work before creating a doujinshi novel. If you don't have authorization, you must abide by the relevant laws and regulations to avoid any copyright violation.

The issue of plagiarizing Chinese masterpieces usually involved the original author and the bookstore. If you plagiarized a famous Chinese work without the authorization of the original author or paying the copyright fee, the original author may be held responsible for copyright disputes. The publishing company may also pursue plagiarism because they need to obtain the original author's authorization to publish the novel. The specific method of investigation may vary according to the region and law.

Writing an anime as a book did not necessarily violate the copyright of the anime author. It depended on the specific situation. If the creation is identical or very similar to the original work, it may violate the copyright of the original work. This is because an adapted or created work is considered a "copy" and may be regarded as a violation of the "adaptation rights" or "creative rights" of the original work. However, if there are significant differences between the original work and the original work, and these differences can be reasonably explained as inspiration from the original work, then the adapted or created work will not violate the copyright of the original work. In addition, if the original work is protected by a patent or other protection, the adaptation or creation may also be protected. Therefore, when adapting an anime into a novel, sufficient research and review were needed to ensure that the adapted work was significantly different from the original work and did not violate the copyright of the original work.

Writing a novel based on the content of a movie generally did not violate the copyright of the movie. This was because movie copyrights usually did not cover scripts, novels, or other forms of literature. However, if you use the movie's content in a novel or script and make it clear, it may violate the copyright of the movie. In this case, they had to abide by the relevant copyright laws, pay the copyright fees to the film copyright owners, and obtain their permission to publish and sell it. Therefore, if you want to write a novel based on the content of the movie, it's best to make sure that you have a sufficient understanding of the film copyright law and abide by the relevant regulations.

The copyright of doujin novels usually belonged to the author, not the copyright owner. Doujinshi referred to novels that were based on other works (such as anime, games, comics, movies, TV series, etc.) and were created according to the author's creativity and imagination. For Doujinshi authors, the copyright of their works included the literary form, content, ideas, and forms of expression. Doujinshi's copyrights were usually protected by the author himself, including after the work was published, before it was published, and when it was used. However, because doujinshi novels often involve other works in terms of theme and plot, the copyright owner may copyright the doujinshi novel to prevent unauthorized distribution and use. In this case, the author of the Doujin novel may need to negotiate with the copyright owner to obtain authorization and comply with the relevant regulations. Therefore, the copyright of doujinshi novels is usually protected by the author himself, but the copyright owner may protect it.