Conan: The winner is justice

take a break.

It’s a headache to check Japan’s copyright laws. The translated versions online are all from the Showa era, the 1970 version, which is out of date, so you can only go to the original version. The law is constantly being revised and will never remain static. There is a bug in the previous plot. Copyright infringement in Japan is now subject to ten years instead of three years. Three years is the old translated version online. It has been changed over there.

To be honest, I may not be able to chew the raw Japanese meat behind this subject. I have never studied Japanese law, but I have learned a little bit of Chinese law. You have no idea how much work you have to do while eating raw Japanese meat and writing a book at the same time. There is no translated version on the Japanese Criminal Law website, only the original version.

In fact, as of now, when it comes to legal content, if I can find it, I will usually use Japanese law, and if I can't find it, I will use Chinese law instead. So there are actually some bugs in the front. For example, I didn’t find out what the highest percentage of risk agents is in Japan, so I used the Chinese one. Although I don’t see many readers struggling with this.

As for the legal literacy of Li Gou Hai's TV series, don't refer to it. China and Japan both use civil law systems. The last case of the second season, according to the current evidence at that time, was a "negligent negligence" murder at the lowest level. In the end, Dai was classified as an "accident". It can be seen that the screenwriter's legal literacy is not as high as mine...

Although I have never paid much attention to popularizing science and law in my articles. The main purpose of writing novels is to output the plot and values, but basic information research cannot be avoided.

Depending on the workload later, if it is too troublesome, I might be lazy and use Chinese law instead. After all, the two legal systems are similar, and the specific values ​​will be different. My head is about to explode from chewing raw meat. In fact, even if you only use Chinese law, the workload is not small. When it comes to word processing, it is not easy to say.

Regarding the copyright law case, to be honest, it’s quite funny to write about this in a fan, because the fan himself can’t justify it, just like a copycat who goes to another world to emphasize the authenticity...

However, this case is a very high blood pressure case in the original work, and the passage of Conan’s final sublimation is also very annoying (the Chinese translation of the Taiwanese version of that passage is wrong, and the subtitles of the Japanese version are also wrong).

In addition, as an online book writer, I have wanted to write about a case about novel plagiarism for a long time. Don't ask why, I just want to tell readers my personal stuff and export my values ​​(dog head).

So I am shameless and write about this case no matter what.