Rebirth of the era of struggle

Chapter 89 The Right to Adapt

Lu Yang returned to the dormitory after eating and walking around the playground a few times to digest food.

Ding Chaoqiang was the only one in the dormitory, he was so engrossed in staring at the computer screen that Lu Yang didn't see it when he came back.

"What is this guy doing again?"

Lu Yang took his steps lightly.

But it was discovered by the vigilant Ding Chaoqiang.

Hearing someone coming in, Ding Chaoqiang hurriedly turned off the player.

Lu Yang saw something with a glance.

Very familiar picture.

A lot of black and red English words are unclear, but the most prominent words seem to be FBI WARNING.

"Brother Chao, it's so early in the morning, you..."

Lu Yang looked at him strangely.

Ding Chaoqiang was so embarrassed that he died, and said: "Someone sent it to me, I will open it to see if it is a gourd baby."

Ding Chaoqiang had a thin skin and was extremely ashamed.

"Brother Chao, you are not authentic. If you don't want to share such a good resource, hurry up and send the seeds."

Lu Yang said with a smile.

Hearing what Lu Yang said, Ding Chaoqiang's complexion improved a bit, and he said with a smile: "Just wait, I'll send it to you right away."

Soon, Lu Yang received the seeds from Ding Chaoqiang.

He didn't download it, just threw it into a folder and saved it.

That being said, the main thing is to take care of Ding Chaoqiang. College students are like this. It’s okay to watch the movie together. If you secretly watch it alone and get caught, you will feel very ashamed.

When Lu Yang came back, Ding Chaoqiang was too embarrassed to continue, and started to chase after him after opening the serialized anime.

Lu Yang also turned on the computer and boarded the Penguin.

There is a small group on the Penguin, and there are only more than 40 people in it. After his average subscription exceeded [-], he was pulled in by the editor-in-chief Daxiong.

The group is full of amazing characters, except for a few editors-in-chief of the category, it is a group of writers at the level of gods.

Tomatoes, Brother Dong, and potatoes are all in it.

into this group.

It also represents Qidian's recognition of his achievements. If there is no accident, his next contract will definitely be changed to the level of a master.

Lu Yang was not surprised.

In his previous life, he had been in the web literature circle for seven or eight years. Although he later became a screenwriter, he was not completely separated from the web literature.

He has written more than 2000 million words these days. In terms of strength, he has long been close to the level of a great writer. Ten years later, the introversion is serious, and powerful newcomers emerge one after another. The 30-year-old Lu Yang has no intention of competing for these.

The group is very quiet.

Lu Yang typed a message and sent it out.

"My friend's company purchased the copyright of the comic adaptation at a high price. If you want to sell it, you can contact me."

It took over a minute for someone to respond.

"Deer God, are you sure that friend of yours is not yourself?" It was Tudou who spoke, and he was indeed a young man, and his words hit the nail on the head.

Deer in the distance: I have a little share.

Tudou: If the copyright is sold, can it really be adapted into a comic?
Deer in the distance: Of course, otherwise, why would you buy it? The company has dozens of painters and several screenwriters, and they are not living for nothing. The first batch of purchased copyrights will be available on the shelves next year.

Tudou: Do you only want to adapt the comics?
Deer in the distance: For the time being, I will only do comics, and I will talk about other things later.

It's not that Lu Yang doesn't want to buy them all together, the main reason is that he really can't afford it now. The copyright of comics is very cheap now, but the copyright of film and television is different from that of games.

Shanda itself makes games, and the price of game copyrights is very high. Film and television copyrights are incomparable to the future, but a phenomenal book must cost hundreds of thousands.

There is no need to worry about this, it will not be too late next year, at that time, Lu Yang will not be short of money.

With a large number of excellent IPs, ten years later, even if they are packaged and sold, it will be a huge fortune.

I bragged a few more words in the group, saying that if the novel is adapted into a manga, it will attract many new fans and increase its popularity, and so on...

The group quickly became lively.

For them, the copyright of comics is something dispensable. Even some authors don't have this concept at present. Now that someone pays for it, isn't it a piece of cake in the sky?

Not long after, someone had a private chat with Lu Yang.

After a busy afternoon, Huyou and Huabing served together, and Lu Yang finally bought the rights to adapt several Huoshu comics.

Changes in the Stars, Coiling Dragons, Fighting the Sky, Mortal Cultivation, Martial Gods, Shrouding the Sky, Top-notch servants... These novels are familiar to everyone even after ten years.

The price is cheap, as long as 5 yuan for a book. After ten years, this price is basically equivalent to giving away for nothing, but at present, it is really a price of conscience.

these books.

Martial God is still in the serialization, but it will end soon. It has been less than two months since the book was opened, and it has just been put on the shelves. Even Brother Dong didn't expect that the comic copyright of this new book could be sold.

Aren't you afraid that your own writing will collapse?
It's a pity that the tomb of the gods was not available.

It’s a little bit regrettable, but overall, it’s definitely a bloody profit. After negotiating with them, the next step is easy. There is no need for Lu Yang to find people to sign contracts one by one. He only needs to go to Qidian and sign them all at once. That's it.

The copyright of the Great God can be handed over to Qidian to act as an agent.

In order to prevent accidents.

Lu Yang directly booked the high-speed rail ticket to Shanghai tomorrow on the Internet, and told Lu Xiaoyu about it, asking her to draw up the contract as soon as possible.

It's evening to get this done.

The phone rang.

Seeing the name above, it was the editor Lao Wang, and Lu Yang guessed that Lao Wang was not in the group because of the incident just now, and it must be the bear who told him.

Picking up the phone, Lu Yang said, "Brother Wang."

"Lushen, I heard that you have bought the rights to adapt several Huoshu's comics. Why, do you want to switch to comics?"

Lao Wang was a little anxious, probably because he was worried that his trump card would break and run away.

Lu Yang explained: "I set up a company with my friend, and the friend is mainly responsible for it. I'm just a handyman. Now I haven't written more than one-fifth of the book. How can I change my career?"

Old Wang heaved a sigh of relief, and said, "That's good. Your book is still on the rise. Don't let it go halfway. Some authors may not be able to write a masterpiece in their lifetime."

"Don't worry, Brother Wang." Lu Yang smiled, and said, "Tomorrow I'm going to the Shanghai stock market, and I'll treat you to a drink then."

"Then it's settled."

Pharaoh agreed without even thinking about it.

After going to have dinner, Lu Yang packed another portion and brought it to the office. The company has not finished get off work at this point, so Lu Xiaoyu must have not eaten yet.

Chen Yu and the others were busy, Lu Yang didn't bother them, and went to Lu Xiaoyu's office with a box of lunch.

"Bring you food."

Lu Yang put the boxed lunch on top.

Lu Xiaoyu looked at Lu Yang suspiciously, and said, "Why are you so kind to me?"

Lu Yang looked at her and said with a smile: "Don't get me wrong, I'm good to everyone."

Hearing this, Lu Xiaoyu smiled, looking weird, she opened the lunch box, and seeing the steaming braised fish inside, she couldn't help swallowing.

"Hurry up and eat, you can work when you are full."

Lu Yang moved a chair and sat opposite.

(End of this chapter)