Was it because of the copyright issue or because of Xiao Zhan?
The reason for the delay in the broadcast of " Please Give Me More for the Rest of My Life " was complicated. It was due to copyright issues and personal reasons for Xiao Zhan and the other lead actors. According to media reports, the copyright of the show was violated in early 2020, causing the producers to be unable to broadcast the show. The production company had communicated with the copyright owner but could not solve the problem, so it was delayed. In addition, Xiao Zhan, the lead actor of the show, had also been subjected to online violence and boycotts because of some controversial incidents, which may have affected the broadcast of the show. Therefore, the specific reason why " Please advise me for the rest of my life " had not been broadcast yet still needed to be further inquired about the relevant reports or consulted with the producers, copyright owners, and other relevant parties.
Xiao Zhan's Douluo Continent's views broke 300 million. Was it because of Xiao Zhan's diversion or because the plot was good?
As a fan of web novels, I can't comment on specific events or take sides. However, I can provide some information on some common web novels. Breaking 100 million views in online novels was usually regarded as a major achievement. It was usually congratulated and praised by authors, readers, editors, and other parties. Therefore, this might mean that Xiao Zhan and Douluo Continent's plot had a certain degree of attraction and reputation, which led to this astonishing number of views. Xiao Zhan was the lead actor of the show. His fan base and social media promotion had played a big role in the spread and popularity of the show. This also brought more viewers and views to the show. Breaking 100 million views was a remarkable achievement in online novels. It could be due to the quality of the plot, the performance of the actors, the promotion, and other factors. It required a concrete analysis of the problem and could not be simply attributed to a single factor.
Did Xiao Zhan shoot Celestial Bane because he was popular?
Celestial Bane was a popular Xianxia novel by Xiao Ding. It was published on Qidian Chinese website and was widely loved by readers. The story told the extraordinary life of an ordinary youth, revealing the truth that the world was cold and heartless and treated all things as grass. This book could be read or listened to on the Qidian Reading App. The post-production recommended by the audio book was very good, making people immersed in it as if they were there. The Sanskrit sound was even more creepy! Now, you can also get an experience member by going to Qidian to listen to books. You can read authentic books and listen to authentic audio on the Qidian Reading App. The male lead was an ordinary young man named Zhang Xiaofan. He had deep feelings and valued loyalty. Although he was not talented, he had a strong will. The female lead was Lu Xueqi. She was a cold fairy with extremely high talent. Her loyalty to the sect exceeded her pursuit of love.
Xiao Zhan left because of celebrating the second year of his life
Xiao Zhan withdrew from Celebrating Years 2 because of schedule conflicts and personal development plans. His role as Yan Bingyun in the first season left a deep impression on the audience, but he chose to quit in the second season. Although Xiao Zhan was the best candidate for Yan Bingyun, he was now a popular young man with more and better opportunities for development. Xiao Zhan's withdrawal made many fans feel regret, but his decision was understandable. The new version of Yan Bingyun would be played by Wu Xingjian.
The issue of copyright
The copyright referred to the personal and property rights that the author enjoyed over his work, including the right to create, adapt, translate, compile, display, and distribute. 1. Creation rights: refers to the author's right to create, conceive, write, and adapt his work. 2. Right of adaptation: refers to the author's right to modify, delete, add, or replace the plot, characters, and locations of other people's works. 3. Right of translation: The author has the right to translate the work of others into his own language. 4. Compiling right: The author has the right to organize the works of others into a new work. 5. The right to display: The author has the right to display his work to the public. The right of distribution refers to the right of an author to publish, distribute, sell, rent, broadcast, copy, adapt, translate, and so on. If an author adapted or translated someone else's work, they would need to obtain permission for the adaptation or translation rights. Without the permission of the copyright owner, no one may, in any way, violate the lawful rights and interests of the copyright owner.
On the issue of copyright
The term "copyright" refers to the personal and property rights enjoyed by the author of his literary works, music, movies, television dramas, photography, sculptures, paintings, and other works. The author's copyright protection period is divided into: 1. Original works: 50 years from the date of creation; (2) adaptation, translation, annotation, and arrangement of works: 20 years from the date of creation; (3) Film-related works and musical works produced in a similar manner: 20 years from the date of production. During the term of copyright protection, the author has the right to prohibit others from using his work without his authorization and has the right to take legal action against other people's acts of infringement. After the copyright protection period ends, the copyright of the work will be converted into public property. The author will lose all rights to the copyright of the work but can share the profits of its creation. During the copyright protection period, the author could also defend his rights by filing a lawsuit in court. The protection of copyright plays an important role in protecting creation and innovation, encouraging people to actively create and promote the development of the cultural industry. At the same time, the protection of copyright also helped to protect the legal rights and interests of the author and protect the freedom and dignity of his creation.
A copyright issue?
The copyright refers to the personal and property rights enjoyed by the author, including the right to create, publish, sign, and protect the public interest. The copyrights enjoyed by the author after the creation include: 1. Creation rights: The author is free to create works and publish them publicly on his own land. 2. Right of publication: The author can make his work public, including publishing it on his own website, publishing it, performing it, and exhibiting it. 3. Right of signature: The author should be signed and retain the right of signature in the work. 4. Protecting the public interest: The author should protect the original and integrity of the work and not violate the copyright and other legal rights and interests of others. After the completion of the work, the author can also apply for copyright registration with the copyright administrative department to protect his legal rights and interests. The copyrights enjoyed by authors of novels and other literary works also included: 1. Right of translation: If a novel or other literary work needs to be translated into other languages, the author has the right to translate the work into other languages for public publication. 2. Right of compilation: If a novel or other literary work needs to be compiled, the author has the right to compile the work and publish it publicly. 3. Right of adaptation: If a novel or other literary work needs to be adapted, the author has the right to adapt the content and form of the work for public publication. If a novel or other literary work violated the author's copyright, it might constitute an act of copyright violation and required the author to bear the corresponding legal responsibility.
On the issue of copyright
The copyright refers to the personal rights of the author, including property rights and honor rights, to the original and creative nature of his work. The property rights included: Reproduction right: refers to the right to reproduce, distribute, rent, display, broadcast, exhibit, perform, show, and transmit the work to others through the Internet, so that others can copy, distribute, rent, display, broadcast, exhibit, perform, show, and use the work through the Internet. 2. Right of adaptation: The right to modify, interpret, or create a new work by changing the structure, content, and form of the work. 3. Right of translation: The right to translate a work from one language to another through machine translation, interpretation, and other means. 4. Compiling right: The right to combine various parts of a work or multiple works into a new work by means of collection, combination, etc. 5. Method of authorization: The copyright owner can exercise the various rights in the copyright in accordance with the prescribed methods and agreements. The rights to honor include: 1. Fair use: refers to the legal protection of the use of works within a reasonable range to protect the achievements of literature, art, science, etc., to quote, reprint, adapt, etc., while others exercise certain rights in the copyright. 2. By adapting, translating, compiling, and sharing other people's original novels, essays, and other works, you can obtain the author's right of signature and honor. The term of protection of the copyright was the author's lifetime and fifty years after his death. However, the term of protection of the copyright could be extended by abiding by laws and regulations, respecting social ethics, and protecting teenagers when exercising the copyright. At the same time, the rights enjoyed by the copyright owner were unlimited and not restricted by the law.
On the issue of copyright
The copyright referred to the personal and property rights that the author enjoyed over his work, including the right to create, adapt, translate, compile, and display. 1. Creation rights: The author has the right to freely create works and prohibit others from copying, distributing, performing, screening, broadcasting, information network transmission, etc. without authorization. 2. Right of adaptation: The author has the right to adapt, continue, translate, compile, etc., but he cannot change the basic idea, storyline, character image, etc. of the work. 3. Right of translation: The author has the right to translate his work into other languages, but it is prohibited for others to translate, distribute, perform, show, broadcast, etc. without authorization. 4. Right of display: The author has the right to display his work in public places such as exhibition, performance, film and television, but it is prohibited for others to illegally copy, distribute, sell, broadcast, etc. 5. Broadcasting Right: The author has the right to transmit his work to the public through radio, television, internet and other media, but it is prohibited for others to copy, distribute, sell, broadcast, etc. without authorization. 6. The right of information network communication: The author has the right to transmit his work to the public through the information network, but it is forbidden for others to copy, distribute, sell, broadcast, etc. without authorization. If the novel involved original content, then the scope of copyright protection would be wider. If the novel was adapted, plagiarized, translated, or compiled by others, it might be subject to a light penalty under copyright law.
On the issue of copyright
The copyright referred to the personal and property rights that the author enjoyed over his work, including: 1. Personal rights: the author's right of signature, right of modification, right to protect the integrity of the work, etc. 2. Property rights: the right to adapt, distribute, rent, exhibit, perform, show, and transmit information online. In the process of writing a novel, the author enjoyed copyright. After the novel was completed, the author could file a lawsuit to the court to protect his copyright through the identity of the copyright owner. If the novel was adapted into a movie, TV series, anime, or other forms, the author would also enjoy the copyright and have the right to protect the rights and interests of his work in these aspects. If the novel was authorized to be distributed to the public, the author would also have to pay a copyright fee. The specific copyright fees and payment methods would vary according to the genre and region of the novel. If the novel generated economic benefits, the author could also file a lawsuit to the court to protect his economic interests through the identity of the copyright owner.
On the issue of copyright
The copyright referred to the rights that the author enjoyed over his work, including personal rights, property rights, and intellectual property rights. Personal rights included the right to publish, the right to sign, the right to modify, and the right to protect the integrity of the work; property rights included remuneration, copyright, patents, and trade marks; intellectual property rights included copyrights, patents, and trade marks. According to the copyright law, authors should abide by the law when creating works. Those who do not exercise the copyright according to law do not bear the corresponding legal responsibility. After the creation of the work, the author enjoys the copyright and can decide to license the work to other institutions or individuals for use. When using a work, the author has the right of authorization, the right of modification, the right to protect the integrity of the work, and the right to ask other users to pay remuneration according to the contract. The owner of the copyright of the work may transfer the copyright to a third party, but it must be negotiated and agreed upon. The copyright protection period was 20 years, starting from 1998 after the creation of the work. If the copyright is still valid after 20 years, the author can exercise the copyright again.