Under normal circumstances, when a "ghostwriting incident" broke out in the literary world, the one who would receive the most attention would be Lin Shiya and the Big V who had fired at her. They would see what they had to say. However, this time, Su Li, who had nothing to do with Lin Shiya, had made the headlines because of this "ghostwriting incident"!
Everyone was curious about why this "ghostwriting incident" would break out. Their first reaction was that Su Li had drawn the illustration of Wen Qingyu, a popular character in "Bakuman." This character did not encounter any misfortune, so Teacher Ya Jing was unlucky. She could not withstand the attack of Su Li's causality weapon!
Everyone wanted Su Li to stand up and make a statement, hoping that she would promise not to use her own "bad luck" brush first. That was simply poisonous!
But then again, other than Su Li, what other causality weapons were there?
When Su Li found out about this, she was dumbfounded. She immediately called Zhao Youyue and asked, "Lady Zhao, did Ya Jing's work really get someone to ghostwrite it? How could it be so coincidental that it's exposed now?" Zhao Youyue was stunned.
Zhao Youyue was also a little confused. This was the first time she had encountered such an unexpected situation. She remembered that she had promised Su Li that she would be able to clear up the misunderstanding. Why did it feel like Su Li had taken the blame for Lin Shiya's ghostwriting again …
Zhao Youyue had always thought that the saying that Su Li would encounter misfortune whenever she drew an illustration was quite ridiculous. She was the one who had ordered Su Li to draw for her. Could it be that the real mysterious power was within her, and Su Li was just taking the blame for her?
Obviously, Zhao Youyue did not believe such nonsense at all. However, this time, Teacher Ya Jing's reputation had been exposed, and she began to doubt herself. Was she poisoned?
But this was not her fault. Anyway, Su Li was there to protect Lin Shiya. As for Lin Shiya, if not for her own problems, she would not be in this situation today.
In fact, Lin Shiya's response was particularly weak. While the netizens were distracted by Su Li, she had guiltily deleted all the blog posts that she had written, and logged off her Douban account. Her response on Weibo was as follows —
1. It was completely fabricated.
2. It has been handled by a lawyer.
There was no doubt that her response paled in comparison to that verified account's detailed argumentation. It felt like she was trying to keep the peace.
Of course, the diehard fans felt that this calmness was the best response. Otherwise, the moment they were suspected of being a ghostwriter, they would be so anxious that they would jump up and down. They would immediately lash out at the verified accounts and even pull in people from the entertainment industry to boost their momentum. At the same time, they would also offer a reward of 20 million yuan for finding a future author behind the scenes. Wouldn't that make them even more obvious?
Anyway, it was impossible to find a ghostwriter. Those who were willing to ghostwrite behind the scenes were the closest people. For the sake of the reputation of the ghostwriter, they would not stand out no matter what.
Besides, in the literary circle, it was not uncommon to see all kinds of ghostwriters and copywriters. They could even claim that they were co-authors …
At the end of the day, the surrogate writer and the surrogate writer had already formed a community of interests. How could it be so easily breached from within?
As for those diehard fans of Teacher Ya Jing, they couldn't be bothered to care about the truth. Anyway, Lin Shiya was much prettier than that perverted Internet celebrity. This was justice, this was the truth!
Looks were justice!
Diehard fans were the most unreasonable creatures in the world. Even if Lin Shiya was exposed one day for plagiarism, they wouldn't care. Instead, they would think that the despicable victim was deliberately creating hype to ride on Lin Shiya's fame. If they were to go to court, even if Lin Shiya lost and lost money, there would still be diehard fans who would support her.
Teacher Ya Jing had already worked so hard, yet they still had the heart to slander her?
This was the reality of the world. Many people felt that justice and reason existed, but in reality, in the face of power and money, they were just beautiful decorations.
That was why it was said that one had to become famous as early as possible. Being famous was the absolute truth. Small-Time authors had no human rights.
The Ya Jing ghostwriting scandal continued to spread, and it actually made "Bakuman" even more popular. Many rational fans felt that Teacher Ya Jing could totally prove that she wasn't a ghostwriter through the live broadcast of her writing …
However, Lin Shiya didn't dare to do that. She could only pretend to be calm, but in fact, she was panicking. If it wasn't hers, then it wasn't hers. But she had long been used to appearing in the spotlight as a talented and beautiful author, enjoying the worship of her fans. If one day, all of that was taken away, she felt that she would have nothing left.
Some senior writers who still had a sense of justice in their hearts couldn't help but post a long Weibo post. They questioned Ya Jing purely from the perspective of being a writer as well. They said that the Ya Jing in their impression was beautiful, but every time she attended various events, she rarely talked about her creative process. This was actually very abnormal.
How to put it? Every work was like the creator's child. If the child was outstanding, of course, they couldn't help but praise it. No writer or artist could resist not talking about their own work and still create.
Of course, there was the problem of style. This was actually the most difficult thing to clear up …
After all, there weren't many diehard fans of Lin Shiya. Most of them were still normal people. Perhaps from the beginning, they thought, "Teacher Ya Jing's work was all ghostwritten? That's impossible! " But as time went by, the other side had more and more solid evidence, so it naturally became more and more convincing.
Lin Shiya anxiously asked her boyfriend, Shi Jingnian, for advice. In the end, Shi Jingnian still didn't pay much attention to it. He was still wholeheartedly immersed in writing. He said that as long as he didn't stand out and admit it, there would be no witnesses. It didn't matter at all.
In the end, such a passive way of handling things not only disappointed Lin Shiya, but also further infuriated Lu Xue. She had a lot of voice and photo evidence. For example, the handwriting on the manuscript of "Bakuman" was completely different from Lin Shiya's handwriting.
The ghostwriting scandal hurt Ya Jing's reputation, but it further strengthened "Bakuman," giving this work more exposure.
Zhao Youyue replied to Su Li, "Sister Li, don't be anxious. I think this matter should be resolved after some time. Anyway, as long as Ya Jing doesn't admit it under pressure, there won't be a problem at all."
Su Li agreed with her. Who would be so stupid as to admit it? Wouldn't that just ruin their reputation …
Just as Su Li was thinking about this, more evidence appeared. The real creator, Shi Jingnian, was forced to take the stage. All of his unfinished works in the field of web literature were also exposed! This set off a bigger wave. Many web literature readers who had been cheated by him were now attracted to "Bakuman"!
Lin Shiya couldn't take it anymore. After all, she was just a university student. She was not so thick-skinned. She posted on Weibo to admit and apologize. She felt that after letting go of everything, she had been reborn. What was not hers, was never hers
"Let's break up." Lin Shiya finally said what she had wanted to say to Shi Jingnian for a long time.
"I'm completely disappointed in you." Lu Xue had seen through Shi Jingnian.
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