The next day, Tang Guo asked someone to send a set of comics to the other party's company.

At the same time, Tang Guo took these photos and hung them on the official account of Dream Building Station.

When many netizens clicked in and read all the works, they were completely shocked.

The comic "The Pedestrian" is a tragic comic that brings depression. The above comment is that those who have read it want to read it for the second time but dare not read it.

It’s not that this comic is so horrible, but that the more I watch it, the colder it makes people feel, and I feel uncomfortable and helpless.

The author of the comic is: Ye Yuling.

The publication and serialization time was three years ago.

When they saw this, the passers-by who had been scolding fans fell silent, and they felt angry, turning their anger to Kong En.

Kong En didn't even react and found countless people scolding her.

"So this is a plagiarism dog!"

"I plan to ask someone to go and see it. Is there still a "Peerre" sold? They have all published it. Do she really think we don't go online? Don't you read the news on both sides of the Taiwan Strait?"

"Yeah, maybe it's because she didn't have any inspiration for a while. After all, she has created works like "The Alley" and "Spring". She has the strength, and she didn't do it on purpose."

"Yes, Yes, Yes, it must not have been intentional."

Kong En's brainless fan really made passers-by very angry. He moved other people's works and turned around and turned the tables, but he refused to admit it. Can it be clear if it was not intentional? If someone didn't have the published comic and could not prove his innocence, wouldn't he be able to clear this stain in his whole life?

Kong En was originally posting that update, so he waited quietly for the website to help her deal with the matter.

And her loyal fans will definitely help her scold and remove the infringing works.

However, she was waiting for the phone number of the website editor, and the other party's first sentence was: "Kong En, how did you copy other people's works?"

"Editor, I didn't copy it. I've racked my brains to draw these. Did I frame my dream stations over me?"

"The company received a set of comic books today, which was published on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. The comics have been completed. I read it for a while and it was serialized three years ago. You always explain whether you were drawn according to this comic. I read it and there are indeed some details and plots on it that are a little different from your beginning."

To be precise, Kong En should not be comparable to the other party. The other party’s painting style is mature, but how can I say Kong En’s painting style? Anyway, it just can’t compare to it.

Kong En was stunned when he heard this.

I had already published physical comic books on both sides of the Taiwan Strait three years ago, so was Ye Yuling's work published there first?

Kong En, who couldn't believe it, soon received a lot of photos, which was exactly the same as what the editor said. Especially when she saw the words Ye Yuling, her face turned pale.

The editor quickly asked her if she had copied it. Kong En couldn't speak, which was equivalent to default.

"The other party's evidence is conclusive. If you can't produce evidence before noon today, and this work is earlier than three years before it is published, we will remove the work and apologize." The editor paused, "You should also take a break."

With the momentum of noisy online, Kong En can't continue serializing it.
Chapter completed!