In addition, Sheng Wenzhi was also brought into the creative center. He used his pen name "Xin Gui" and was the screenwriter for the project "Happiness Street, Please Come In!"
Although Sheng Wenzhi himself expressed strong protest, Xin Gui does indeed own a film worth over two billion yuan. Real money can't be faked. Bringing this name into the mix would double the value of the "Raging Plan."
Getting Sheng Wenzhi to agree to the negotiations was even more difficult than getting Zheng Bohan to agree. Zheng Bohan is a normal person who can communicate, but Sheng Wenzhi has become increasingly eccentric since moving into Xingfu Commercial Street. The staff sent by Qingping Entertainment to negotiate couldn't understand what Teacher Xin Gui was saying at all, nor could they figure out whether he agreed or not.
After several days of back and forth, Ji Juntao waved his hand and had his staff directly dial Shang Yechu's number.
Shang Yechu ended the battle with just a few words:
"Qingping Entertainment signed the project 'Happiness Street, Please Come In!' and the name listed in the screenwriter's column for that project is not yours. Even if you signed the contract, your works other than 'Rules General Store,' as well as you and all your pen names, have nothing to do with Qingping Entertainment. To be honest, we just asked you to use your skills to enhance our company's image. If you're not willing to help my company enhance its image, then forget it."
Sheng Wenzhi asked on the other end of the phone, "Do you want me to help you with this?"
Shang Yechu was holding her phone between her neck and shoulder, scribbling on a piece of paper, when she casually remarked, "We're all grown up now. When are you going to learn to make your own decisions? What good is it if I want to?"
I thought you would say hope.
“If I say I hope so, you’ll say that things just don’t go as I wish.” Shang Yechu tilted her head, holding her phone between her fingers, her pen flying across the paper, her tone indifferent. “If I say I don’t hope so, you’ll say that I say one thing and mean another. Since that’s the case, I’ll say nothing and return this dilemma to you.”
Sheng Wenzhi smiled and said, "You've said everything you wanted to say."
At this point, both of them hung up the phone simultaneously. Then, Sheng Wenzhi looked at the bewildered staff member on the other end of the line, tilted his head, and said, "Sign it, I agree."
The staff had absolutely no idea what was going on. Perhaps Sister Yi and Teacher Xin Gui have a different communication system and use a different language.
According to the rules of the "Raging Wave" project, screenwriters without any released works need to submit their scripts through a screenwriting competition, and only those selected will be shortlisted. Screenwriters with released works, whether for theatrical films, online movies, TV series, or short films, can submit their resumes directly to Qingping Entertainment.
To Shang Yechu's surprise, someone she had never even dreamed of actually submitted a resume to Qingping Entertainment.
Lin Guihua.
This name was completely unfamiliar to everyone, including Shang Yechu. Even among people both inside and outside the industry, you probably wouldn't find one known.
But if you mention her representative works, everyone will recognize them immediately, and then they will show an expression of near constipation.
"The Strange Tales of No. 93 Courtyard", "The Strange Tales of No. 94 Courtyard", "The Strange Tales of No. 95 Courtyard", and that utterly awful one from last year... "The Strange Tales of No. 96 Courtyard"!
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