Which novel's main character gave the antidote to someone else and got poisoned and ran into his own body?
He recommended "The Godly Doctor and Poison Concubine: My Wife, Please Ascend", which was an ancient romance novel. The female lead, Hua Qingyan, traveled to ancient times and made a deal with the male lead, Fang Tianche. She would help him detoxify the poison, and he would help her take revenge. However, the deal changed. The male lead began to fall in love with the female lead, and the female lead needed to constantly deal with all kinds of poisons that others had given her. The plot was compact, full of treachery and thrills. The reader could solve the mystery while chasing the plot. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Was it okay to use the name of someone else's novel for a character in his own novel?
It was usually okay to use names from other people's novels as long as the characters did not have real relationships or backgrounds in the novel and did not negatively affect the plot or theme of the novel. However, in most cases, the author of a novel needed to obtain the authorization of the original author to use their name or other copyright elements. If the author used an element that was not authorized, it might involve copyright issues and lead to the author's rights protection. Therefore, when writing a novel, it was best to ensure that you had sufficient copyright knowledge and authorization to avoid unnecessary legal risks.
Was the plot of this novel that he was poisoned and she was his antidote?
This was a modern romance novel titled " You're a Poison I Can't Cure."
Was it illegal to use someone else's novel to continue his own story?
Using someone else's novel to continue one's own story was generally not illegal, but whether it was illegal or not might depend on the content of the novel and the laws and regulations of the place where it was written. In many countries, including China and the United States, copyright laws prohibit the unauthorized copying, adaptation, translation, or distribution of copyright-protected works. Using someone else's novel to continue one's own story without the author's authorization could constitute an act of copyright violation. However, in some cases, for example, using the original author's name, title of the work, and other relevant information when using, adapting, or briefly introducing the plot of a novel may be considered fair use and not considered an act of copyright violation. Therefore, it was best to understand the local laws and regulations before using someone else's novel to continue one's own story.
Was it illegal to use someone else's novel to continue his own story?
Using someone else's novel as a continuation of one's own story was not necessarily illegal, depending on whether the continuation violated the copyright of the original novel. If the author of the original novel thinks that your continuation of the story violates his copyright, he may sue you, so you need to abide by his wishes. Generally speaking, it was not illegal to quote the plot and characters of the original novel without re-creating anything. However, if you re-create the entire story based on your own imagination or adapt the original novel without the permission of the original author, it is illegal. Therefore, it was best to abide by copyright laws and pay the copyright fees to the original author or obtain their permission when continuing a novel.
If he adapted someone else's novel into something of his own, would that be proper?
This question involved copyright and some aspects of adapting the law, which needed to be decided on a case-by-case basis. Normally, adapting someone else's novel required permission from the copyright owner. If the novel is adapted, translated, copied, distributed, displayed or disseminated without the permission of the copyright owner, it will constitute an act of copyright violation and will be punished by law. If you adapted someone else's novel into your own work, you needed to confirm whether the work had obtained copyright. If they obtained the copyright, they could transform it into their own work through adaptation. However, in the process of conversion, the relevant provisions of the copyright law, such as fair use and appropriate adaptation, had to be observed. In addition, if he adapted someone else's novel into his own work, he would have to consider the ownership of the copyright. If the adapted work believed that the copyright belonged to the author, the author would need to consider how to obtain the consent of the copyright owner and how to pay the copyright fee. Therefore, adapting someone else's novel into one's own work required careful operation and compliance with relevant laws and regulations.
He changed someone else's published novel to his own and published it again.
This kind of behavior is considered copyright violation and is illegal. Any form of second creation, such as adaptation, translation, or re-creation, should comply with the relevant provisions of the copyright law and obtain the authorization of the original author or pay the copyright fee. If you don't get the original author's authorization, you may face legal risks and financial losses.
Can you recommend a novel where the main character takes over someone else's body?
A few novels to recommend: "Come Possess Me": After being possessed many times, the protagonist wakes up and discovers that he has obtained the memories of various plane bosses. He begins to collect various cultivation techniques and secret arts. [Invincible Possession System: The protagonist has the ability to possess others. By possessing other people's bodies, he becomes stronger and gradually becomes an invincible existence.] "I Possessed the Big Boss of the Heavens": The protagonist has the physique to possess someone else's body, but instead, he took over someone else's body and realized the fortuitous encounter of taking the initiative to come. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
Was there a novel in which the main character was younger and took on the role of someone else's subordinate?
Yes, I recommend the light novel " My Years in Hong Kong ". The protagonist Xie Xiaojing was not even 16 years old, but he became a member of the police and began his life of solving cases. I hope you like my recommendation.
Korean manga is reborn in someone else's body
In Korean manga, the body of a reborn person usually appeared in this type of work. Usually, there would be a villain or evil force who wanted to use the body of the reborn person to achieve their own goals. In this case, the reborn body will usually have more power and ability than the original body, and it will form a sharp contrast with the original body, making the reader more easily attracted. In such works, the reborn victims would usually experience many trials and tribulations, but in the end, they would defeat the evil forces and protect their original bodies and justice.
Which novel's main character's wife was his own sister?
The protagonists of the following novels all had a biological sister as their wife: "A Flash Marriage with a Billion Dollar CEO: A Kiss, a Little Dainty Wife","A Wife's Favorite Wife Marries One, Get One Free","A Newlywed Love, a Guilty Ex-Wife","Reborn Love: Young Master Fu's High-profile Favorite", and "Reborn Queen of the Entertainment Industry". I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗