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Regarding the copyright violation, please answer?

2024-09-20 05:36
Recently, I've been writing a series of novels, but I've been repeatedly troubled by copyright infringement. A while ago, a friend of mine questioned me, saying that one of my novels had about one-third of the plot that was similar to a Hong Kong TVP series. However, I didn't realize this problem when I was writing. In other words, I thought that the similarity here was just a coincidence, and the characters 'personalities were not exactly the same. A few days ago, I discovered a series from the late 1990s. The creative ideas of my series of novels were quite similar to this series, but the story content was not similar. Before this, I had no idea that such a series existed. May I ask, under these two circumstances, is my novel still considered plagiarism? Thank you for your answer!
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The copyright referred to the author's personal and property rights to his work. Personal rights included the right of signature, the right of modification, and the term of protection. Property rights included the right of distribution, rental, exhibition, performance, screening, and broadcasting. If the author's work contains the creativity or ideas of others and the work is publicized or disseminated without authorization, it may constitute copyright violation. Common copyright cases include plagiarism, plagiarism, adaptation, translation, etc. In order to avoid copyright encroachment, authors should retain the right of authorization when creating works and respect the intellectual property rights of others when publicly distributing them. At the same time, the author should also abide by laws and regulations in the process of creation and not violate the personal rights and property rights of others. If the author finds that his work contains the creativity or ideas of others and has constituted copyright violation, he should stop the violation in time and pay compensation to the relevant parties.

Sold? Oh please.

Sold? Oh please.

COMPLETED Jessie Marin is a popular and successful actress at the peak of her career. Until she is in a staged accident and the rest of the world thinks she's dead when in fact she's kidnapped and sold in a trafficking ring to the highest bidder. Jason Kang a wealthy business tycoon, invited by his friends to the auction house, does not intend to buy anyone. In fact, he thinks it's a disgusting thing, changes his mind when he sets his eyes on Jessie. The only problem is he fell in love with her body. Nobody, not the kidnappers or the bidders knew her identity, what happens when Jason finds out? How does he intend to keep a woman who will not be kept? And what happens when a common enemy arises? ~~~ "So what are you going to do? Yes, I escaped or rather tried too, what are you going to do?" Jessie sassed at him. Jason grinned "you're not in the least scared of me are you?" he asked. "Should I be?" Jessie laughed. "You definitely should," He said flipping over and trapping her beneath his own body. "You forget" he continued "You are a captive in this house, not a guest, not a visitor. And you won't take a step out unless I say so. So I advise you to rather stop defying me and behave." "Or what? You'll hit me?" she scoffed. "Oh, honey there are worse punishments than physical abuse," Jason said. Jessie wanted to believe he was bluffing but they were a danger, a deep rage that she saw in his eyes that terrified her. Did she want to find out what was worse than a beating? She bit her lips and tried to push him off her, but he grabbed her arms and held them above her head. Pinning them above her head with one hand and gripped her neck with his other hand. "Don't push me, Jessie, I'm trying, really trying to be good. Be careful with that pretty mouth of yours." Jason warned. "You're trying? I haven't had a proper meal in the last three days, I have no clothes and I'm sorry but I'm I supposed to look at the ceiling all day? There is nothing to do in this house." she snarled. "You say there are worse things than physical abuse what else could you possibly take from me?" Jason smiled and tilted his head as she uttered her last words. Dipping his head he sniffed her hair. Coming down lower and biting her ear lobe. He loved the way she shivered at the contact. "Oh dear Jess, there a lot of things I can take from you" He whispered in her ear. Dragging his nose the expanse of the smooth clear skin of her long neck. When he placed a feather-light kiss on her collar bone she struggled beneath him. But she was not strong enough to break out of his grip. ~~~ Feel free to message anytime on discord @ Obliviousstudent#2356. I do not own the book cover, credits to the artist.
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