How did the plagiarism incident of " Entertainment: The Culinary God of the Wilderness " develop?
The plagiarism incident of " Entertainment: The Culinary God of the Wilderness " referred to a novel that happened on the Internet in 2018. The novel told the story of a protagonist named " Lin Qingyang " who opened a restaurant in the wilderness. However, many of the plots and character settings in the story were similar to another novel," The Great Wilderness Escort." The specific developments were as follows: - In March 2018, the author of " The Great Wilderness Escort ", Aoyama Gangchang, announced that he would stop serializing the novel and issued a statement claiming that the novel had serious plagiarism. - In May 2018, the author of " The Culinary God of the Wilderness " issued an apology statement admitting that the novel had plagiarized and promised to correct it. - In June 2018, the copyright owner of " The Great Wilderness Escort " announced that it was suing the author of " Entertainment: The Culinary God of the Wilderness " for plagiarism and compensation. - In September 2018, the author of " Entertainment: The Culinary God of the Wilderness " issued an apology statement again, saying that he would actively cooperate with the copyright party's investigation and admit that some of the plots in the novel were indeed plagiarized. - In November 2018, Aoyama Gangchang once again released a statement saying that he had reconciled with the author of Entertainment: The Culinary God of the Wilderness and admitted that the novel was plagiarized. - In January 2019, the copyright owner of The Great Wilderness Escort announced that they would withdraw the lawsuit, claiming that Aoyama Tsuyoshi's plagiarism accusation was false. - In May 2019, the author of " Entertainment: The Culinary God of the Wilderness " published his novel," The Gourmet of the Wilderness ", as an apology and correction. The plagiarism incident caused widespread discussion and controversy. Many people expressed dissatisfaction with the author and copyright owner's handling of the novel, saying that they should be more transparent and responsible.