The infringement of comprehensive film and television novels needs to consider many factors. Under normal circumstances, novels adapted from existing works will face the risk of infringement. If you draw lessons from other works' plots, roles, lines and other important elements in your creation, it may constitute infringement. In addition, if you use the name, trademark or specific logo of other works, it may also constitute infringement.

It is worth noting that the problem of infringement needs specific analysis, because the intellectual property laws of different countries and regions may be different. In addition, to judge the infringement problem, we need to consider whether the original work has been reasonably transformed and innovated, and whether it has been properly quoted.

If you want to avoid the risk of infringement in the creation of comprehensive film and television novels, the best way is to create original works and avoid directly borrowing elements from other works. At the same time, you can also consult a professional legal institution or lawyer to find out whether there is any infringement risk in your creation.