I'll Come to Imperial Capital Next Week

After seeing Brother Dog said to discuss with the editor-in-chief and chairman.

The corner of Jun Ci's mouth evoked a mysterious smile.

In fact, negotiations have always been grumbling. If Jun Ci talked about it herself, she wouldn't have said something so polite.

"Guru, this is a good trick."

Jun Ci praised Guru, and Guru was very calm: "His Royal Highness has praised it."

Of course, it is not an exaggeration.

In fact, Jun Ci's prior idea was to bid 5 million first.

Five million may be considered by the website. After all, such a large sum of money in a short time also puts a certain pressure on Luo Du Literature Network, because they currently sell only a few hot books.

But Luo Du Literature Network will definitely buy it.

Because of the long-term perspective, 5 million still has a lot of room for profit.

It's just that at that time, I mentioned another matter that all copyright belongs to Jun Ci. Luo Du was afraid that he would not let it go.

Anyone with a vision can see that Junci's novel will definitely be a book of a great fire in the future, and it will make money.

What's more, JunCi now has video enthusiasm. If it is made into a large IP to sell the copyright, the copyright fee is estimated to be at least one million to tens of millions of large IP.

It's just that science fiction films are based on national conditions and it is not realistic to shoot them, so even if they are sold, they will probably be put on hold for a long time.

It's not very easy to sell, it's just that the value is there.

Because it is valuable, 5 million-plus all copyrights are not easy.

But is it directly down to one million?

Brother Dog's expression shows that it is a bit inhumane if the full copyright is not returned to Junci.

The biggest difficulty of sci-fi film IP is that it is difficult to shoot, so it is not easy to sell.

At present, there are only two or three writers who make sci-fi works into TV series or movies in China. Although the other sci-fi authors are famous, there is no company willing to take over the copyright of the works.

Even if you have the idea of ​​making a movie, you will hesitate for a long time.

On the one hand, book fans know that the shooting is unreliable and will scold them; on the other hand, the production costs are too high and it will only be worse if they hit the streets.

Can you imagine a novel that must be supported by special effects throughout the whole process, and filmed with 50 cents of special effects flying all over the sky?

Although Jun Ci has a god-level CG drama in hand, didn't he say that the company went bankrupt for the production of this drama?

Look, how can such a serious consequence be supported without a strong company to back it up?

But I never thought that Jun Ci would want to shoot herself, and the most expensive special effects were no problem for her.

So in the chairman's office, the editor-in-chief and Brother Dog described the huge profits this anti-theft software would bring to the founder of Luo Du Literature Network, and said that an IP sci-fi author that was too difficult to sell gave him full copyright. Why not this sentence.

So much so that when the chairman of the board readily approved, many years later, whenever the editor-in-chief thinks of today, he has the urge to pick up the dog's head and kick the ball.

After a while, a cheerful message from Brother Dog rang out on Jun Ci's QQ.

Dogtail Grass: The result was discussed. The chairman of the board required a certain period of funding, and we have to revise your contract. You can wait a week, right? If there is no problem, you can come next week. We will reimburse you for airfare, boarding, and lodging. Our editor-in-chief will discuss the terms of the contract with you in person. Lest there is something wrong.

When Jun Ci saw this sentence, he knew that the matter had been done, and he readily agreed.

The emperor: Yes, I'll come to the Imperial Capital next week.

Dogtail grass: Ok!