After the disfigurement I became a superstar

Chapter 197 Copyright (35)

The editors of Moji Chinese.com have read so many new books on tomb robbery these days that they almost vomited.

The review list of new books in the background, nine out of ten are themes of tomb robbery.

The editors of the old fritters no longer read it. When they saw the title or subject matter with tomb robbers, they skipped it and went to other subjects for review.

Only a new editor named A Liang is still conscientiously reviewing the manuscript.

Like other editors, after reading "Ghost Blowing the Lantern", he also felt that other follow-up works were not well written, but some of them seemed to be not bad, at least they could be signed.

It's just that there are too many works following the trend now, and it's a bit difficult to get good results.

"Tomb Raiders Notes".

The title is unremarkable.

Check out the content.

A Liang clicked in and took a look.

The first four tomb robbers were robbing the tomb, but they were counterattacked by the things in the tomb. The whole process was quite exciting and bloody.

It feels like there's nothing wrong with signing a contract.

After reading Chapter 1, Ah Liang thought to himself.

After continuing to read Chapter 2, I realized that Chapter 1 was about the protagonist's grandfather, and mainly about the protagonist's story.

Seeing a big gold tooth approaching the door, A Liang was stunned for a moment.

Very familiar big gold tooth.

There is also such a character in "Ghost Blowing the Lantern".

It seems that this author called "Life Impermanence" wrote about the world of "Ghost Blowing the Lamp".

Interesting.

In the book, through the mouth of the protagonist, the third uncle, he also raised a mouthful of big gold teeth to cooperate with others in the north to rob the tomb, which made a lot of noise.

A Liang laughed when he saw this.

The author of emotion wants to set up a stove in the south of the world of "earth", and compete with Hu Bayi and the others in the north!
interesting!
Editor A Liang suddenly looked forward to the plot behind this book.

"Take the lottery!"

Chen Ge soon received the signing news from Moji Chinese.com.

The Moji Chinese website is a bit bigger than the Cloud Chinese website, and the contract signing is done by a separate editor.

Chen Ge kept an eye out and changed his contact phone to Chen Xingyu's number, and Penguin also used a small number.

In short, Chen Ge tried his best to hide his identity.

The signed editor is Xiaoxiao, and Chen Ge is added.

"Hi, may I ask if you are the author of Impermanence in Life?"

"Yes."

"Excuse me, is the "Tomb Raider Notes" you created on our platform created by yourself, has it been published on other platforms, and does the copyright belong to you personally?"

"I created it and didn't publish it on other platforms. The copyright is mine."

"Okay, the editors of Moji Chinese.com think your book has great potential, and now we want to sign a contract with you. Would you like it?"

"Oh... I am willing, but can I have a look at the contract first?" Chen Ge asked.

"Okay, wait a minute, let me help you get a contract."

The online signing is all electronic, and there are templates. You only need to replace the title of the book with "Tomb Raiders Notes" and ask the author to sign it online.

A few minutes later, the other party sent the signing template of the Moji Chinese website.

Chen Ge took a look and found that the content of the contract was almost the same as that of Cloud Chinese Network.

This world's web literature has only been developed for two or three years, so when signing the contract, only film and television copyrights and electronic copyrights were restricted. As for audio and comic copyrights, there was no mention, because this aspect has not yet been derived.

As far as Chen Ge knows, there have been almost no out-of-circle works in the world's online literature over the years, let alone works that sell copyrighted film and television works.

After all, China's film and television industry is currently controlled by foreign capital, so how can China's internal Internet articles be valued?
Most websites only care about electronic copyrights. Regarding film and television copyrights, they just don't sign for nothing, and don't really take copyright too seriously.

To put it bluntly, these bosses of web sites are still not comparable to the bosses of listed companies.

After all, web articles are still in the state of "conquering the world". What they care about is that the company's current operating conditions can be profitable and survive for a long time. long term thing.

After a while, Xiaoxiao, the signing editor of Moji Chinese.com, said: "If there is no problem, just sign and the signing will be completed here."

Chen Ge said: "I have signed a contract for the electronic copyright of this book, but can I keep the film and television copyright for myself? I can buy it with money."

The editor was taken aback. He had been a contract editor for so many years, and this was the first time he heard someone make such a request.

"Reputation from Wu Chaohao +1."

Cyan curiosity.

Chen Ge knew that he couldn't understand his request.

"I'm sorry, the contracts we sign here are all the same. If you want to sign, you have to sign all of them. You can't sign them separately." The signing editor directly refused.

"If you want my film and television copyright, don't you want to sell it? It's all for sale anyway, why don't you sell it to me? If you can't, I won't sign the contract."

It makes sense for the editor to sign the contract. So far, Moji Chinese.com has not sold any film and television rights. It seems useless to sign the film and television rights of this book. He is willing to pay for it himself. It seems that the website is not losing money. If he does not agree, He didn't sign it anymore. In this way, the website is equivalent to losing a lot of money from the business that was delivered to hand.

It's just that this author called Life Impermanence is so strange. People sign contracts to make money by writing books, but he is good. He has to spend money to sign contracts before he has written them.

It's really the first time I've seen you.

"Wu Chaohao, hurry up and talk to your editor-in-chief or boss." Chen Ge was afraid that the contracted editor would refuse, so he took the initiative.

"How do you know my name, we know each other?"

"I don't know, but I still hope that you can communicate with your superiors about this matter, and the price is easy to negotiate."

"How much can you pay?"

"Within 20."

Seeing that Chen Ge called out his name, the editor didn't know what was going on, but he didn't dare to neglect, and said, "I'm going to talk about this, just wait a moment."

Wu Chaohao approached the editor-in-chief Wang Haiyang and said, "Editor-in-chief Wang, I have an author under A Liang who wants to sign a contract, but he said that he wants to spend his own money to buy his own film and television copyright."

Wang Haiyang was taken aback, and said, "What do you mean? He bought his own copyright?"

"Yes, he wants to buy his own film and television copyright, and only signs electronic copyright with us."

It was also the first time Wang Haiyang heard about this, and he said with a smile, "This man is so confident in his book, do you think someone will buy his copyright?"

"I don't know. Either he is a rich person who is not short of money, so he can keep the copyright and find a film and television company to shoot."

Wang Haiyang nodded slightly, there is such a possibility.

"If this is the case, it's not a bad thing. He went to find investment by himself. If it becomes popular, our website will take advantage of it. If it doesn't become popular, we will not lose."

"Then..." Wu Chaohao asked.

"Which book?"

"It's called "Tomb Raiders Notes."

Wang Haiyang smiled slightly, and said, "Following works...you go back first, I'll take a look first and then talk about it."

"Okay, oh, yes, he said that he can pay up to 20."

"20?" Wang Haiyang raised the corner of his mouth, "He really is a rich man."

"He also said that if he didn't agree, he wouldn't sign the contract."

"Okay, I see, I'll look into it."

In Wang Haiyang's mind, it is very difficult to adapt online articles to film and television dramas. For so many years, there has not been a single adaptation on the website. "Tomb Raiders Notes" is still a follow-up work, and it is even more difficult to adapt follow-up works to film and television dramas.

Judging from the first two chapters, this "Tomb Raider Notes" is not as good-looking as "Ghost Blowing the Lantern".

Moreover, the original characters in "Ghost Blowing the Lantern" also appeared, which may cause disputes if it is to adapt a film and television drama.

Wang Haiyang read this "Tomb Raider Notes" once, and he was already concerned, so he called his boss and told him about it.

When the boss heard it, someone gave him 20 to write a book with his website, and he earned 20 for nothing. When he got good grades, the website could earn another wave. If his grades were not good, the website had already earned 20!

And after hearing what Wang Haiyang said, this is a follow-up work. As far as the first two chapters are concerned, there is no problem in signing the contract, but there is no guarantee of success. Film and television is even more impossible.

There is no film and television company to buy the works of Dingdai Hualing, a master of the head. This kind of newcomer is still a follow-up work, and it is not certain whether he will be successful. If he wants to sell the film and television copyright, he does not know the year of the monkey.

Moreover, the copyright and value of online articles are not clear at all.

Even if "Tomb Raider Notes" becomes popular and the film and television rights are sold, then I don't know when, will it be able to sell for 20?

If the website has worked hard for several years and finally sells 20 yuan, then the website will only get half of it!
Now they also know a little bit about the copyright in the film and television industry. In addition to the high copyright of reprinted foreign film and television dramas, the price of a drama or movie written by first-line screenwriters in Huaxia is only about 50.

People don't want first-line screenwriters, so spend 50 yuan to buy the copyright of some online articles?
After buying it, you have to find a screenwriter to adapt it, which is definitely not cost-effective for film and television drama investors.

Moreover, even if it is sold for 50 in a few years, the website will not make money due to inflation!

Therefore, the boss of Moji Chinese.com and Wang Haiyang did some research, and immediately agreed!

(End of this chapter)