Talent Copycat Novels & Stories

Smart’s eyes shone the brightest as he pushed Crazy away and slung his arm over Orange. “What?” Orange felt ominous. “Can you create our clone?” “Ah! You know what you’re talking about.” Orange flashed a thumb up. “Obviously.” Smart made a peace symbol. Shadow silently rolled her eyes in annoyance. “I can.” “Ohhhh~” Everyone except Shadow had an identical reaction. “But, I can’t recreate your attribute. It may be similar but the power inside it will be lesser.” “How many percent can you copy my power?” “Up to how many levels?”

Her work was indeed impressive, showcasingher strong foundation in design. Many in the room admired Katrina's proposals and for a moment, her designs captivated everyone. Damien watched everything with a calm demeanor, not intending to speak up. Meanwhile, Serena glanced at Katrina's designs with a slight smirk, she recognized that these designs were all copied. The person who copied them was clever, altering key elements to make them appear original. It was shameless, really. One of the designs was a blatant rip-off of Aria's latest evening gown. Originally, it

"Can't believe I followed this person." I scroll through TrueCanvas's page with my hands going cold. The pieces aren't exact copies, they're close enough to create doubt but different enough to avoid obvious plagiarism. Whoever did this studied my work, understood it, and built a shadow version designed to make the original look like the copy. It's not sloppy, it’s well done, surgical. The anonymous DM from last week flashes in my head. "Beautiful work. But is it really yours?" It’s the same person. They sent the warning shot, then built the weapon. I pace around the room, wondering why and for what gain? I pick up my phone and call Laurel and my voice is trembling.

Everyone admired Hummingbird when they saw the situation. Hummingbird had shown his advanced skills again. Among the crowd, Matthew looked relaxed as if everything was natural. He had gotten along with Hummingbird for so long, so he understood Hummingbird’s special skills very well. Hummingbird was able to become famous because he could copy his opponent’s skills. As long as he had seen the skills, he could copy and use it the same way, or he could use it much better than the original person!

asked with displeasure. Bethany scoffed, "How's that possible? I always detest a person who steals and copies. I will not let her off easily. If she wants to plagiarize, I'll let her do as much as she wants!" “Benny, you mean... ” Erica eagerly waited to hear Bethany's plans. Bethany grinned, "Just as you imagined." Joanna was never talented enough to make her designs. She attained her position by copying others' designs. Since Joanna won first place in this competition, she would plagiarize again for the following elimination competitions. Bethany would release more designs: on the social media account for Joanna to copy. The Oceania project would most likely be ready when the competition

Jessica wasn't surprised to see that at all. "Cain is lazier than I expected! Serena sent my bid plan to Cain. He even didn't think about it and copied it directly! He deserves to be bankrupt!" Gail smiled as she cursed. "It's because your plan is good enough. With his intellect, he thought it was perfect," Jessica teased. Gail wrote in the bid plan that the success of Jakesville TV Station's talent show of the girl group proved that these experienced stars had big fan bases. Thus, the talent show of the boy group would go viral if they copied the pattern of the talent show of the girl group!

“Think of it as a passive income for raising a child. Many bosses prefer to stay in their current position and take fewer responsibilities but push their talents to higher positions for better wages and less work. It’s a rather smart idea for the company so far with many bright and young talents getting the opportunities and encouraging new blood to build a stronger base for the future generations.” Emily agreed with her. In the long term, this unusual corporate practice will make Taleman Incorporation one of the strongest companies in the world. With the more experienced talents grooming and managing ground situations like tacticians, the younger and more brilliant minds can steer this mass

Perfect employs the flawed logic of a math teacher who accepts homework that could have been copied off of each other, just as long as it shows the right equation. One clever guy cut and pasted an image of Salvador Dali’s melting clocks to represent the habit of unpunctuality (“Wait lang”) he had developed after he got addicted to computer games. Yssy pasted images of wine bottles, pills, a car crash and prison with an accompanying backstory that’s actually stolen from Lindsay Lohan’s life. Another guy (Nathan) was more truthful and posted a picture of an arguing man and woman.

If it was some new trick, he would inform the mall’s management so they could be on the lookout. “The mall isn’t involved,” Emma said with a smile, shaking her head. “It’s a scammer pretending to be a talent scout.” “A talent scout?” Landon was taken aback. Emma chuckled. “Isn’t it interesting? You’d think talent scouts would be a thing of the past by now. “Nowadays, everyone’s trying to get noticed. There are so many ways to showcase talent, like on videos or social media channels. If they want to find someone, all they need to do is look at the most popular people.”

It was the fact that every piece looked exactly identical to the drafts I had submitted to our production factory, the very same ones that were waiting to be released tomorrow morning. The stitch, the cut, even the damn color palette was the same. "This is impossible," I gasped, scrolling downwards to where the hashtags read- "Copycat competitors." "What is this?" I asked, turning my laptop over to Lena quickly. "What do they mean by copycat competitors? How is this possible? These are exactly identical to my drafts?" I fired a barrage of questions at her. My head began to pound and I suddenly felt faint. I didn't understand any of what was happening.