Recently, netizens have pointed out that the soundtrack of the hit period drama 'Till the End of the Moon' (Chang Yue Jin Ming) bears a suspicious resemblance to the iconic track 'The One I Love' (Wo Xin Zhi Ren) from the mobile game 'Onmyoji'. The revelation quickly drew crowds of gamers seeking to verify the allegations.
The comment section exploded with activity. While some remarked that the situation was still unfolding, many veteran players who listened to the comparison were outraged. They claimed the music wasn't just 'similar' but 'exactly the same', mocking the production team's version as a 'downgraded' aesthetic that ruins the impact of the original score.
Many players are now looking to the game's developer for a legal response, with some sarcastically asking if the game's 'Legal Department' has gone dormant, arguing they should be capitalizing on the drama's popularity to protect their IP. Others noted that plagiarism in the period drama genre has become a common complaint, though they were surprised to see their own favorite game caught in the crossfire.
Furthermore, internal drama within the show's fandom has spilled over. Netizens noted that the fandom is in disarray, with fans of the lead actress discovering that accounts defending the second lead were suspiciously following an unknown topic, even dragging another popular otome game, 'Code:鸢', into the fray.
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