"They said...it doesn't matter if you're not available, they've already found a lawyer."

Editor-in-Chief: “…”

"It's said that Karaen said that if the Knicks author brings the data, the commission can be discussed further."

"They always take advantage of others' misfortunes," the editor cursed softly. "This time, it clearly has nothing to do with Karaen."

"What about the sculpture?" the editor asked.

"Sculpture Entertainment didn't take any action this time, but..."

The editor-in-chief raised his head, the bloodshot in his eyes clearly visible: "But what?"

Xue Wu ran away. He was scolded by the senior management. Now a bunch of great authors are about to run away. He has to appease his subordinates while continuing to be scolded by his superiors. It is not easy to be caught in the middle.

"From what the authors have said, they have a strong intention to carve for entertainment."

In a fit of rage, the editor smashed his favorite cup.

"Everyone, you all want to follow Xue Wu, right?"

However, these great authors have grown powerful, and even if the Knicks can force them to stay, the tricks they can use are just those three.

With the contract as a threat, the authors can simply wait until the contract expires. After all, they don't have to write a single word during this period, so they have plenty of patience to wait.

The Knicks do not lack authors, and there is a steady stream of newcomers waiting in line to be signed, but such great authors who can create value cannot be cultivated overnight.

It takes time and luck.

Although Xue Wu is not valued in the Knicks, everyone knows that in terms of economic benefits created, Xue Wu is far better than Mi Xia.

At least that's the case for now.

Mixia may be better than Xuewu in the future, but she can definitely not replace Xuewu now.

The editor-in-chief found it ridiculous. Mixia’s reputation on Starnet has collapsed to such an extent. What future does it have?

"How about this," the editor-in-chief sighed, "Please compile a list of the authors who want to terminate their contracts and send it to me."

"Tell the editors to talk to each one individually. For those who want to terminate their contracts, discuss new contracts now. Increase your share of the profits and increase your efforts to promote the copyright... Remember, keep this news a secret for now. Don't let anyone else know."

If the share is increased, even by 1 percentage point, it will be enough for the Knicks to lose a lot.

But there is no way. The authors' subscriptions have been declining. If the Knicks do not take action, more and more authors will leave.

But after all, there is no wall that is impenetrable in the world.

If the Knicks are willing to sit down and discuss increasing the share of the profits for authors who intend to terminate their contracts, then do the other authors who remain with the Knicks deserve it?

[Either we don't talk about it, or we talk about it together. If you do that, I'll run away too.]

[I also ran +1. I didn't talk to those who stayed to write diligently, but now you want to talk after they leave, right?]

The moment the news was announced, the number of contracted writers declaring they would leave the Knicks skyrocketed.

"It's better to keep those who are willing to stay." Cheese Bean sighed, "If all else fails, just make a gesture and solve the problem of Mi Xia."

As a result, the culprit Mi Xia was not in any trouble, but the interests of other authors were damaged, causing panic among the people.

This is Cheesy Bean's outsider perspective.

In fact, within the Knicks, Missha is not completely unaffected - Missha also feels that his interests have been damaged.

His ranking on the gold list fell the most!

Why didn’t the editor talk to him about increasing his share?

Xue Wu wants to terminate the contract. What does it have to do with him? Wasn’t that Xue Wu’s own choice?

Besides, even if he had used a pseudonym to backstab Xue Wu, that was a long time ago. Xue Wu is a top Knicks author and has seen all kinds of storms. How could he fall because of such a small storm?

"I think Xue Wu has wanted to terminate the contract for a long time, so he used this as an excuse to run away and even gain some sympathy."

After seeing Mixia’s speech, his editor was confused.

Even if Xue Wu had wanted to terminate the contract a long time ago, Mi Xia had to offer him a way.

If Mixia hadn't gone to such lengths, Xuewu wouldn't have had an excuse to terminate the contract.

But Mixia did make a fuss.

Although his route is similar to Joda's, his strength is still weaker than Joda's. He does not have Joda's fans who are large enough to attack the Knicks editorial department, but Mixia alone can defeat thousands of troops.

He felt very wronged.

The blame for Xue Wu's contract termination was firmly placed on him, and everyone on Starnet was scolding him. Even if he was wrong, did he deserve such endless abuse?

It’s good that the Knicks issued a statement, but in Mixia’s opinion, the statement didn’t do enough to defend him.

So Mixia said that he also wanted a higher share. If not, he would refuse to participate in the variety show arranged by the Knicks.

Anyway, the contract was not signed by him, but by the Knicks and the program team.

Editor-in-Chief: “…”

"Did he really say that?" The editor suspected that he had heard it wrong.

"Yes, that's exactly what he said."

"Get him out!"

The editor now finally understands why Mi Xia was able to change three identities and still be active.

"I won't leave unless you increase my salary," Mi Xia said confidently. "If you want me to leave, pay me the liquidated damages stipulated in the contract. The Knicks have to compensate me."

Editor-in-Chief: “…”

At this moment, the editor-in-chief suspected that he was about to have a heart attack.