Because of Xue Wu, the commotion caused by Mixia in the Knicks was also known to Lin Shu and others.

"That's great." Gujiu admired from the bottom of his heart.

"He can really fix the Knicks."

Although they had known for a long time that Mi Xia was really awesome in a sense, the extent of his awesomeness still surprised them.

"The Knicks really can't do anything about him," Ling Luo said. "They've already issued a statement, can they withdraw it?"

Knicks' statement defending Mixia has sparked public outrage, but this does not mean that if Knicks chooses to withdraw the statement, the public's anger will subside. On the contrary, both the author and the readers will only become angrier.

In short, the Knicks are in chaos now.

After Mixia intervened and demanded salary, those authors who intended to terminate the contract were unwilling to continue talking with the Knicks.

What's the point of talking to him? I'm afraid I'll just end up getting the same treatment as Mi Xia.

Mi Xia is obviously the type of person who likes to make a lot of noise. With the way he makes noise, the possibility of success is very high.

To some extent, the authors of Knicks are eager to distance themselves from Missha.

They can ignore how Mi Xia backstabs Xue Wu, but the loss of their own interests cannot be ignored.

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A week after Xue Wu officially terminated his contract, his new novel "Sunset Clock" was officially released. In order to express his support for him, readers successfully ranked top three on the reward list just one day after its release.

A portion of the profits from "The Tiny Moon" still belonged to Knicks. Readers were unwilling to give money to Knicks, so they poured their passion into "The Sunset Hand".

[I don't know if it's my illusion, but I feel that "Sunset Hour Hand" is of better quality than the previous one.]

[Because I'm in a good mood, right? When I'm in a good mood, my state of mind is different.]

Although Xue Wu did not post anything to express his feelings, readers who are familiar with him can feel that he is different from before.

At the same time as Xue Wu’s new article was released, a report with the huge title “Knicks Chaos” also became a hot search on Star Network.

[With the departure of Xue Wu, a renowned author who had signed a contract with the Knicks for 16 years, as a sign of this, 18 authors above the Knicks rank have publicly or semi-publicly expressed their intention to leave in the past two weeks.]

The Knicks claim they will do their best to retain the authors, but as of now, more and more authors have expressed that they will consider leaving the Knicks if the chaos does not stop.

[The source of this Knicks chaos is naturally caused by the contracted author Mi Xia, Mi Xia...]

The report "The Knicks Rebellion" is quite detailed, starting from the analysis of the variety show that Mixia participated in, to teriyaki chicken legs, to Xue Wu, and then to the Knicks' response, while also comparing the Knicks' actions during Joda's withdrawal period.

The report believes that Knicks Entertainment should bear primary responsibility for this chaos.

In addition, this report also seriously analyzes the whereabouts of the authors after leaving - Xue Wu's move to Diao Tu Entertainment is a foregone conclusion, authors with a refreshing writing style can consider Diao Tu Entertainment, and authors with relatively diverse themes and adaptable to the Knicks environment can consider Karaen, which has a similar operating model to the Knicks.

Cheese Bean: "...Karan bought the press release, right?"

Although the report did not criticize Sculpture Entertainment, it did reveal the meaning of "authors should go to Karaen quickly."

"It should be..." Ling Luo and Guju both agreed with Cheese Bean's guess.

Before Tutu joined, Karaen had already reaped many benefits from it.

A great author can bring not only subscriptions, but also copyrights in all aspects.

Sculpture Entertainment has made a huge amount of money just by selling teriyaki chicken leg peripherals. How can they not be tempted?

Lin Shu also has something to say about this issue.

In fact, in the past few years since he signed with Sculpture Entertainment, Nicks and Karaen would come to him from time to time to ask if Lin Shu would consider changing companies.

Sculpture Entertainment offered Lin Shu an 82% share, but the Knicks and Calan said that as long as Lin Shu was willing to sign, they would give him all the subscription share.

This is indeed a big concession.

But both companies feel that compared with copyright revenue, subscription revenue is nothing.

Cheese Bean probably guessed that Karahan and the Knicks were trying to win over each other, but the editor never said anything in front of Lin Shu.

In any case, it is Lin Shu's freedom to choose which side. Although Sculpture Entertainment is currently closely tied to Lin Shu, it does not mean that he will always be on this boat.

Online writing itself is free creation, and authors should be free.

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In short, after the report "The Knicks Chaos", the Knicks became even more chaotic. Many famous players left, and the editor-in-chief was overwhelmed. He wanted to ask the big Buddha, Mi Xia, to leave, but the big Buddha refused to leave no matter what.

[This is so funny, please go, Mixia. Where can Mixia go? Where can she go to have a life as easy as she did in the Knicks, where she can backstab anyone at any time without anyone giving a damn.]

[+1, Karaen and Sculpture will definitely not want him. Who can stand this? Good-tempered people like Xue Wu have all run away. Whoever Mi Xia goes to will be unhappy with their author.]

It is worth mentioning that the Knicks originally wanted to keep Mixia in order to keep the variety show that Mixia participated in. Now Mixia has been kept, but the variety show said that they want to replace her and they don’t want Mixia anymore.

Knicks editor-in-chief: "...let him go, and get out now."