The cover pic of my books are AI-made. ?? And since you can't come up with anything, you decided to attack me using what I write lol. Yeah, I write harem and hardcore fanfics and patreon exclusive OG novels. The last time I checked, it ain't illegal, is it? Neither is using AI pics. C'mon, try harder.
??So many funny people.
1> Reaperscans is illegal site
2> My first comment and calling the artist a scammer was based on the name on the first pic
3> If the artist is promoting their work, why use 'reaperscans' name on their art? Isn't it theirs so, they should have used their own trademark? But once sold, whose property does that art become?
4> The artist said> 'they came to me with the author, artists, and the manager, willing to pay for a cover commission,
working with a team with other artists was the plan, but it didn't end up well.
this novel is originally theirs, not translated or re-uploaded.
whereas the illustration, it's original.
i worked with both directors and illustrated it.
intentionally left the watermarks on it.'
> I find it very hard to believe that a site that steals others' work and posts there can write their own original novel. lol. Who the heck would believe some thieves? I won't. It's the artist's fault for not checking things properly even after working closely with them and using a pirate site trademark.
5> If you are doing a legit job, make sure the other party is also legit. That's how legal business works.
6> I can see how desperate you all are. That proves I hit a nerve there with the truth.
7>I am done with numbnuts lol. Keep babbling.
First, congratulations on stating the blindingly obvious:
“ReaperScans is illegal.” Oh wow, really? Stop the presses, folks! You’ve uncovered a secret so profound I’m sure the FBI is banging down your door for consulting work. Nobody here is denying that ReaperScans is a pirate site—literally nobody. But you’re acting like declaring this simple fact is the trump card that makes your entire argument bulletproof. Newsflash: saying “the sky is blue” doesn’t mean you know meteorology, and yelling “ReaperScans is illegal” doesn’t automatically mean the artist is complicit in their crimes. That’s not logic—it’s the kind of lazy moral grandstanding even a second-grader would side-eye.
Next, let’s address your
“evidence”: a watermark. You saw ReaperScans’ name on the art and decided that this was enough to call the artist a scammer. Incredible. You’ve solved the case with all the deductive prowess of a toddler playing detective with a magnifying glass and a juice box. Here’s how it actually works: ReaperScans paid the artist for a commissioned piece. The moment that transaction was completed, the artwork became their property, and they slapped their watermark on it like every scanlation group does. The artist didn’t add it, didn’t endorse it, and certainly didn’t crawl into bed with a pirate syndicate because of it. But sure, go ahead and build an entire conspiracy theory out of this breadcrumb, because that’s clearly the intellectual hill you’ve chosen to die on.
Your next shining point of genius:
“Why use ReaperScans’ name on the art? Shouldn’t it have their own trademark?” Oh, honey. Sweet summer child. Let me explain how freelancing works in words small enough for you to follow. When a freelancer completes a commission, the final product often becomes the intellectual property of the client. This isn’t some nefarious scheme—it’s standard practice. ReaperScans owns the art because they
paid for it. Do you think every contractor who builds a house gets to slap their name on the roof tiles? Do you think anyone selling a commissioned piece should be tattooing their personal brand on it like an insecure egomaniac? No, that’s not how property rights work. It’s not their art anymore, genius.
Then there’s your hilariously weak argument about ReaperScans’ credibility:
“I find it hard to believe a pirate site can write their own original novel.” Oh, so your personal disbelief is now the metric by which truth is measured? What’s next, are you going to deny climate change because it feels chilly outside? Yes, ReaperScans is a pirate site. No, that doesn’t mean every single person they’ve ever worked with is incapable of original work. You’re taking their reputation for piracy and stretching it like a bad piece of fanfic logic to suggest they couldn’t possibly produce anything legitimate. But that’s just your baseless opinion dressed up as “fact,” and frankly, it’s embarrassing to watch you parade it around like some sort of intellectual victory lap.
Then we get to the pièce de résistance of your nonsense:
“If you are doing a legit job, make sure the other party is also legit.” Wow. Revolutionary advice. I’m sure every freelancer in the world is frantically updating their business plans now that you’ve shared this invaluable wisdom. Here’s the thing, champ: in a perfect world, yes, people vet their clients. But freelancers often don’t have the time, resources, or power to do that kind of deep-dive investigation. Most clients don’t show up to negotiations waving a pirate flag and cackling about their evil plans—they present themselves professionally, pay up, and move on. Your “advice” boils down to criticizing someone for not being clairvoyant. Unless you’re going to fund an investigative team for every artist, maybe cool it with the sanctimony.
And let’s not ignore your smug attempt to declare victory with
“I must’ve hit a nerve.” Oh, please. People responding to you isn’t proof of your brilliance; it’s proof that your argument is so flawed it practically begs for correction. You’re not hitting nerves—you’re just waving around bad takes like a drunk guy shouting into a megaphone at a library. If you truly believed you were right, you wouldn’t be relying on “I must’ve hit a nerve” as a crutch for your argument; you’d be building actual logic instead of setting up this flimsy self-congratulatory trap.
Finally, we come to your sign-off:
“I’m done with numbnuts. Keep babbling.” Oh, look, the classic internet debate flounce. When the heat gets too much, declare yourself the winner and walk away like the intellectual coward you are. This is the rhetorical equivalent of throwing a rock at someone and running away because you’re afraid they might actually throw it back. If you’re so “done,” why are you even here? The only thing you’re proving is that your ego can’t handle being called out for spouting nonsense.
Your argument is as flimsy as the plot of a bad self-insert fanfic, riddled with logical fallacies, and dripping with unjustified arrogance. You haven’t hit a nerve; you’ve hit the limit of how far bad reasoning can carry you before it collapses under its own weight. Now go ahead—try to weasel out of this one.
