What is forbidden in writing novels?
Writing a novel was a creative activity, and copyright and intellectual property rights should be respected. When writing a novel, you should abide by the following principles to ensure that your creation is protected: 1. plagiarism is strictly prohibited. When writing a novel, you can't copy other people's works or storylines, and you can't directly copy and paste your own creativity or inspiration into your own novel. 2. Tampering with history is strictly prohibited. When writing a novel, you can't tamper with historical facts, including fictional historical events and characters. You can't maliciously distort historical events and characters. 3. Pornography and violence are strictly prohibited. When writing a novel, you can't describe sexual or violent content, and you can't use these contents in any inappropriate situations. 4. Deception and misleading are strictly prohibited. When writing a novel, one must not deceive the reader, mislead the reader, or use false information to attract the reader's attention. It is strictly forbidden to insult or hurt others. You can't insult or hurt others when writing a novel. You can't violate the personal dignity or physical health of others. 6. It is strictly forbidden to maliciously slander others. When writing a novel, one should not maliciously slander others. One should not use the contradictions or misunderstandings between others to increase the plot of the novel. Writing a novel is an artistic creation. We should abide by copyright and intellectual property laws and regulations, respect historical facts, not tamper with history, not describe eroticism and violence, not deceive or mislead, not insult or hurt others, and not maliciously slander others.