I calmed down and felt a little bit too extreme just now.︽,

However, I have been enduring it for a long time.

When the mom World War II was about to end, I started to go too far into the new book, and someone jumped out and said, "Wow, it seems like the Xiling Empire", so I overturned the entire setting and started a new job.

At the beginning of this book, someone called him, "Noah is Dingdang, right?" At first I thought he was talking about the blue-skinned cat with a bucket waist. After a long time of working, I realized that it was the Xiling Empire again.

When he wrote about the Tula people, someone jumped out and said that this was the Xiling Empire.

However, in my book, all the settings are moved by European and American science fiction, and in European and American science fiction, humans have promoted dolphins as assistants. The Tula people here are referenced by Robert Sawyer's "Star Cluster". Added a little change, all the settings moved by this book have undergone considerable deformation and originality, otherwise it would not be a tribute but a plagiarism.

I guessed that the Tula people were copied from the group of people from the Xiling Empire. When Robert Sawyer's star cluster saw it, he would shout that this was something from the Xiling Empire. I've seen it!

There are also the Juka people. I only remember that I saw such a race filled with methane in a science fiction world translation novel. The Juka people's worship of round shape comes from another work, which tells a priest who preached to the Martians. Because the Martians are spherical, he changed the image of Jesus to spherical shape, which triggered a round of discussion and thinking. I vaguely remember that this is Frederick Poll's work, but I didn't find that one in my collection. In short, it must be that the work of a certain master has not been separated.

Then I put out the round Juka people that combine the essence of the thoughts of the two masters. Guess what, clams.

"It's also available in the Xiling Empire! The author must be an apostle!"

My first reaction when I saw this speech was: Have you never seen science fiction outside the Xiling Empire?

To be honest, I feel very heartbroken.

I have combined all the science fiction works I have seen, what I remember or what I remember in one book, and I have put in great effort to ensure that all the settings are harmonious and all the settings are in line with the benchmarks of cute works.

This is the response I really want to overturn the table.

So when I wrote the plot of Tula people, I was already afraid, so I threw out the novel as inspiration. "Going but Not Back", don't you think the introduction of this short science fiction suddenly appeared in the book, because there is nothing wrong with it! I was just afraid that the aquatic races in the Xiling Empire had tried to transform themselves to adapt to gaseous planets, but I was afraid that someone would jump out and say, "Wow, Xiling Empire!"

I'm done.

I have thrown a lot these days, and I saw someone in the Tishiling Empire. In my book, I obviously set the basic settings of "Fire on the Abyss". You fuckingly said, "Other civilizations must have entered the leap world." I must be very happy to chat with you. What are you talking about about Holy Dad? I know what you are talking about! Who stipulates that you must have watched the Xiling Empire before you can write a space opera or what?

Whoever asked him to get out of here will beat him to death.

To be honest, the annual meeting is about to begin. I have booked all the air tickets. If something happens, it will be embarrassing to see Yuantong at the annual meeting. I have to apologize to him.

But I can't stand it.
Chapter completed!