However, Song Wenlan seriously expressed his attitude on this point.
"White Snake is not my original story, and I had no intention of writing it."
In fact, when it comes to writing, Song Wenlan can also do it. With the original plot, she can make money easily.
However, no matter how many stories Song Wenlan has written, she believes that originality is originality, and no matter who writes it, it will not have the feeling of the original author.
Besides, she has her own story, so why should she write other people's stories?
This is Song Wenlan's pride and also her bottom line.
Meng Xingchong replied quickly: "Then could you please recommend the original author?"
"I was just asking casually. I'm sorry if I offended you."
"The original author is no longer around," Song Wenlan said directly to prevent him from asking further, "The work is also lost. If I can find it, I'll tell you."
"That's such a pity." Meng Xingchong felt a little regretful, but he also knew what his main business today was.
He quickly sent the Class B contract to Song Wenlan: "Master Zaosi, please take a look and see if there are any problems. If you have any other requests, you can also tell me."
After Song Wenlan got the contract, he looked at it carefully.
The conditions at Chongwen Novel Network are very generous. In addition to the 70%-30% split between the author and the website, there is also a full attendance fee of 5,000 interstellar points every month.
The most important thing is that even if the contract is signed, the copyright of the work still belongs to the author. Even if there are copyrights for adapted film, television or animation in the future, the website will only charge a small fee.
Song Wenlan rarely sees contracts where the author still has copyright after signing the contract, and this point really hits her sore spot.
"No problem, it's just that my current identity is a bit special and I can't appear in front of the public. Can I sign a contract with you using my identity as your brother?"
The dream starworm was a little hesitant.
But he also understood that if he did not agree, the other party would most likely not sign the contract.
The very flexible Dream Starworm immediately agreed: "Okay, but you need to sign a guarantee agreement yourself."
"good."
Soon, Song Wenlan saw the guarantee agreement, which stated in black and white that the author must not write remarks that incite the public, threaten interstellar peace, or smear races in his works.
Song Wenlan signed the contract quickly and neatly, and then took it to Xisha for signature.
Song Wenlan came at the right time, Xisha had not yet gone to work.
He was a little surprised when he saw the contract.
"You can actually sign the contract?"
"Of course, if I don't have the confidence to make money, how can I dare to promise you?"
Song Wenlan said with a smile.
Xisha choked: "I hope you can maintain this confidence."
He glanced at the contract and happened to see the title of the book.
"My Demon Hunter Enemy", Xisha thought the title was very strange, but he had no curiosity about these books that wasted energy, so he had no intention of reading it.
He quickly signed where he was supposed to, patted Song Wenlan on the shoulder, told her to keep working hard, and then hurried to the basement to work.
Dream Starworm who received the contract: Just signed it like that?
The surprise came too suddenly, and the Dream Starworm couldn't help but flap its wings on its face.
Feeling a slight pain, he couldn't help but pursed his lips, looked around, and laughed secretly.
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