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How should I approach a situation where my professor encouraging academic dishonesty?

I am a third year Ph.D student, and this is the first I have heard my professor behave in such a shady manner.

Long story short, a fellow PhD student sent out 2 manuscripts, which were referred to reviewers. One of the reviewers happened to receive both manuscripts to review, and is friends with my professor. The reviewer asked my professor to write up review comments for the manuscript. So now the PhD student is writing review comments for two of his manuscripts.

Who is in the wrong here? The reviewer or the professor? Or everyone involved. Truthfully I just want to do research and not get involved in shady business like this. I don't want a mark on my name that will follow me for the rest of my life.
gpt
The reviewer and your professor are both in the wrong. Disassociate yourself from this advisor ASAP or they’ll drag you down with you. And you have a duty to report this to the journal.

I know nobody wants to be told to disassociate from their advisor, but what is worth your integrity?