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Li Heng is the author Xin You, only Zhang Ruiwen and a few people in charge of this matter know.

They were surprised that there was such a great author hidden by their side, but once they got down to business, everyone's attitude was still serious.

Prior to this, Li Heng found a law firm by himself and asked the lawyers of the firm to handle his infringement lawsuit.

However, this firm has a lot of cases, and the collection of evidence is procrastinated. Until now, it has not even carried out the steps of filing a lawsuit.

But now, the people from this firm handed over all the information they had collected to Lu Sheng, and then Lu Sheng's people continued to deal with this matter.

Li Heng couldn't help being a little worried. Now that the copyright of the plagiarist's film and television is in Zhang Ruiwen's company, isn't this a lawsuit against himself?

Zhang Ruiwen wanted him to rest assured that although the author Xin You's plagiarism lawsuit was signed by Lu Sheng with him, the actual agent was Lu Sheng's family firm.

This firm ranks among the top ten in China, and its business level is naturally impeccable.

After the name was announced, even Li Heng heard about it.

Zhang Ruiwen said: "So the outside world will only know that you have found a firm to file a lawsuit for you. Even if the other party wants to investigate, they will not be able to find our company."

Li Heng had no objection to this, but his mind was a little strange. He asked, "However, copyright companies that fight plagiarism take a very long time..."

Zhang Ruiwen looked at Li Heng, fully understanding the meaning.

Now the filming rights bought by the company have a time limit. Once the time expires, the copyright will automatically fall back to the original author.

At that time, the author can take back the copyright and sell it to other companies, and can still put the work on the screen.

This is why so many authors, after being plagiarized, plagiarized, or even put plagiarized works on the screen, choose to just let it go, rather than stand up and fight a lawsuit.

Infringement lawsuits take too long.

And this amount of time is enough for the other party to start the project from attracting investment to casting and filming, and even to broadcast it on the screen in the end, so that all parties can make a profit.

Not to mention that some authors don't know that their works have been plagiarized until the final film and television works have been released on TV or even the big screen.

And the author is not just because they can't afford the time, but they can't afford the money and energy, and the future they may exist.

If you go to court, you may offend many people in the future.

They hold the idea that they may also step into the film and television industry in the future. If they file a lawsuit, they don't know how many people they will offend.

So this is why plagiarism was able to compete with originality before, accounting for half of the country.

It's not that the plagiarized authors don't want to defend their rights, but they really can't find a better reason to choose to protect their rights than to choose to maintain the status quo.

It is not the author who changes the status quo.

It was not until a small number of film and television works suspected of plagiarism were boycotted by the audience that they lost their money, and capital began to learn to behave.

They no longer use "plagiarism" as a popular selling point of their works, and they are marketing them.

But that's about it.

Most producers still only select works with data and topics, and there are still such plagiarists who sell copyrights to make money in the market.

Zhang Ruiwen doesn't seem to be worried about this.

He said to Li Heng: "No matter how long this lawsuit takes, it will not last longer than the time we have owned his copyright. You can rest assured about that."

Li Heng laughed, "I'm relieved, but I don't know what you want to do."

"You want to know in such a hurry?" Zhang Ruiwen laughed. He put down the document and clenched his hands into fists against his chin. "Curious?"

At this time Li Heng was standing in Zhang Ruiwen's office.

It was already lunch time, and the employees all went out to eat.

It is still winter in this city, the wind is blowing outside, and the clouds are heavy.

Zhang Ruiwen didn't want to go out, so he asked Li Heng to buy takeaway.

Li Heng put the takeaway from Wangjiang Pavilion on the side coffee table, nodded to Zhang Ruiwen, and said, "Yeah, I'm curious, talking while eating?"

Zhang Ruiwen put down the document with a smile on his face, and said, "So attentive?"

He stood up and sat on the sofa with Li Heng.

"It's not being courteous." Li Heng said, "It's really curious."

Zhang Ruiwen laughed.

Zhang Ruiwen said he had his own plan.

Previously, when the company purchased the copyright of Qin Lianjingqi's novel, film and television, he asked Lu Sheng to add a few clauses to the copyright contract.

For example, the author must guarantee the originality of the work, and for example, if the author is convicted of copyright infringement, the company has the right to sue him for fraud.

And those Qin Lianjingqi didn't even look at them, so they signed.

With this contract, Zhang Ruiwen can be said to be on the road to victory.

Li Heng was a little surprised, he didn't expect Zhang Ruiwen to do these things before.

"But you're not afraid that he won't agree to sign after he finds out?"

Zhang Ruiwen smiled, "He has already signed, and for someone like Qin Lianjingqi, his purpose of plagiarizing is to get something for nothing. If he can sell his works as soon as possible to make money, he won't care about such details at all. Moreover, even if he sees With such a clause in it, I think he has nothing to fear."

Hearing this, Li Heng was really taken aback.

But he soon knew why this person was "confident".

Li Heng nodded slightly, "Yes, I have never held him accountable, of course he has nothing to fear."

Hearing this, Zhang Ruiwen stretched out his hand and patted Li Heng's shoulder to comfort him, and then said: "It's okay, it's too late now, Qin Lian Jingqi copied you, and I will make him pay the price."

Hearing this, Li Heng showed a relieved expression.

Zhang Ruiwen bit the braised pork and said, "Be confident."

Li Heng stared at Zhang Ruiwen's eyes and nodded solemnly, "All my confidence comes from you, I believe in you."

Suddenly Zhang Ruiwen's heart beat faster, he glanced at Li Heng, buried his head in his meal, and calmed himself down.

Li Heng, who was sitting beside him, saw Zhang Ruiwen's reaction, smiled lightly, and buried his head in eating.

However, Zhang Ruiwen knew why Li Heng asked in his heart.

What if the case is lost?

Zhang Ruiwen told Li Heng, "I have thought about the possibility of losing. As long as there is a possibility of one in ten thousand, I will think about it. So I have already thought about it. If there is such a possibility, what else can we do."

"What else can I do?" Li Heng asked.

"Buy out all his copyrights in advance." Zhang Ruiwen said.

Li Heng looked at Zhang Ruiwen in surprise, thinking, didn't this give that person more money?

However, Zhang Ruiwen said: "It can be regarded as a method of drawing salary from the bottom of the pot, which can recover more losses."

But Li Heng understood.

Taking Qin Lianjingqi as an example, he plagiarized others and sold film and television copyrights. Apart from making money, he also wanted to expand his film and television market.

If his first work is successfully filmed as a film and television work, then his future invitations will flood in, and he may plagiarize more people's works.

As the saying goes, all signs must be killed in the cradle.

So if Qin Lianjingqi is to pay the price, his first work must fail.

The price Zhang Ruiwen wanted Qin Lianjingqi to pay was not only to make him lose money, stop the infringement, and even publish an apology in the newspaper.

What's more, let him know that if he plagiarizes, he will pay a much higher price than he imagined.

Zhang Ruiwen will block all the roads he wants to open up. Once he wants to go back to writing novels, unless he stops plagiarizing, there will always be a way to punish him.

Li Heng said with emotion, "But you have paid a lot in this way."

"It's just money." Zhang Ruiwen laughed, "But it's nothing to pay."

Li Heng turned to look at Zhang Ruiwen, "Thank you, you must let me say this."

Zhang Ruiwen lowered his eyes and smiled slightly, "Okay, I see."

Maybe seeing Zhang Ruiwen's side face is pleasing to the eye, or the expression and appearance make him want to stop.

Li Heng put down his chopsticks, put his arms around Zhang Ruiwen, and kissed the corner of his mouth.

Zhang Ruiwen laughed and said, "Why don't you thank me after we settle this matter?"

Li Heng asked him: "What do you want?"

Zhang Ruiwen smiled until his eyes narrowed, "Anything is fine."

Li Heng nodded and agreed, "Okay."

Then, Zhang Ruiwen also put down his chopsticks, stretched his neck and kissed back.

Simply ignore that they are eating, and there may be food residue in their mouths.

But why would Zhang Ruiwen care about this kind of thing?

In front of him is the person he likes, even if he may still smell a little sweaty, Zhang Ruiwen will never dislike him.

Zhang Ruiwen likes Li Heng so much, he likes every bit of him.

So he has to do more for Li Heng.

For Zhang Ruiwen, the original Xinyou was a novel written by instinct to help him pursue Li Heng.

He is willing to help Xin You get justice, but that's all.

But now he knows that Xin You is Li Heng, and Li Heng is the person he loves the most.

What he has to do is not just as simple as seeking justice.

Zhang Ruiwen wants to get back all the troubles and even the harm that Qin Lianjingqi brought to Xin You in the past.

Zhang Ruiwen admitted that he had selfish intentions, he just wanted to do these things for Li Heng, and even felt a little disgusted with that Qin Lian Jingqi.

He wants to do more and better for Li Heng.

In the past two years, Li Heng, as an author, has been plagiarized by Qin Lianjingqi. The only punishment this plagiarist has received is that he no longer publishes novels on the novel website.

But now, he is turning to the video market with plagiarized works.

Tolerable or unbearable.

With the help of Zhang Ruiwen, Li Heng finally decided to sue Qin Lianjingqi.

He also wanted to make this matter public and let the world know.

But how to write this announcement better, actually made Li Heng's brain troubled.

When he writes a novel, he always has a broad mind and a burst of inspiration.

I can write [-] words in an hour.

But now this announcement, he wrote it like squeezing toothpaste.

Sitting in front of the computer, Li Heng scratched his head and wrote only two lines.

You can't write too much information about specific matters, and you can only write a sentence that you have filed a lawsuit with the court.

However, writing like this seems to seem a little less.

At this time, Zhang Ruiwen, who had just taken a shower, walked through the guest room with his wet hair on his head. This room was converted into a study room by them after Li Heng moved in with Zhang Ruiwen.

Zhang Ruiwen believes that Li Heng needs a quiet environment to create novels.

Zhang Ruiwen walked into this study and asked, "What's the matter? Still motionless? In a daze?"

Li Heng turned his head to look at Zhang Ruiwen, and held out his hand to him.

Zhang Ruiwen walked over logically and held Li Heng's hand, looked at the computer screen, with a smile on his face.

Zhang Ruiwen asked: "Should I ask the PR department for some copies of the announcement? Show it to you, how should you write for inspiration?"

Li Heng thought about it hesitantly, and said, "Those announcements are not the same as this one, are they?"

Zhang Ruiwen looked at Li Heng's writing, and it was indeed different.

And because it involves a lawsuit, many specific details can't be said.

Picking and choosing what he can say, he can only announce that Xin You has decided to sue Qin Lianjing Qi.

This is exactly what Li Heng wrote down on the computer.

Zhang Ruiwen looked at those two lines of words, suddenly laughed, and said: "Then send these two lines of words, it suits your style."

"Huh? What style?" Li Heng asked him.

Zhang Ruiwen said: "The style of interacting with your readers is hardly online at ordinary times."

After finishing speaking, Li Heng also laughed, "It's my style."

Regarding this point, Zhang Ruiwen didn't quite understand, "You have so many readers, I think some readers' comments are well written, and you don't reply to them, even if it's thank you!"

If he didn't reply at all, then Zhang Ruiwen would have wronged Li Heng a bit.

Li Heng still responded to Zhang Ruiwen's comment with "thank you".

Of course, Li Heng has his own reasons. He said: "I have read all the comments from readers, but... if you reply, it feels a bit like a teacher grading papers. The reply means that you have read it."

Zhang Ruiwen was amused by his metaphor, and shook his body slightly, bumping into Li Heng's shoulder.

"Readers don't think so." Zhang Ruiwen said.

When Li Heng heard it, he suddenly thought of something. He stretched out his neck and kissed Zhang Ruiwen's side face. Then, he deleted his announcement and wrote again: "This is a letter to readers."

And Zhang Ruiwen stood behind Li Heng, wiping his hair with a dry towel.

He saw Li Heng wrote: "This letter is for all readers who support me and care about me."

Zhang Ruiwen brazenly felt that he was one of these readers, so he just stood behind and watched so generously.

He didn't even realize that he was the first reader of this "letter".

In the letter, Li Heng expressed his gratitude to the readers, especially the readers who were willing to make a comparison chart for him to identify the plagiarism of Qin Lianjing Qi at that time.

He said that the current self decided to sue Qin Lianjingqi for infringement, and lived up to everyone's love for him.

Then, he said that the most innocent people at the moment should be those readers and fans who have read Qin Lianjingqi's novels.

They were cheated of love and money by Qin Lianjingqi, so once you meet these people who are still kept in the dark, you should not condemn them, you should help them watch the genuine version and support the genuine version.

I hope everyone will look at this matter rationally and believe that the law will have a just result.

Finally, he said that he would also like to thank those who have been helping him and supporting him in this matter.

He also said that all the words of gratitude in the world cannot perfectly express one ten-thousandth of his feelings for him.

Of course, Li Heng would not mention Zhang Ruiwen's name, but in such an important letter, he felt that he had to write his thanks to Zhang Ruiwen.

By writing it like this, it brought flesh and blood to what was supposed to be an announcement.

After Zhang Ruiwen finished reading, he stood behind Li Heng's chair and put his arms around Li Heng's neck.

He kissed Li Heng's cheek, and said, "It seems that the point of your writing is not about the lawsuit."

Li Heng smiled, reached out to support Zhang Ruiwen's chin, and turned around to kiss the corner of his mouth.

Li Heng said: "Actually, what I want to tell readers is not a lawsuit. The lawsuit is my business."

Zhang Ruiwen looked at him suspiciously.

Li Heng said: "The connection between me and readers will always be novels."

Zhang Ruiwen's heart suddenly brightened.

No wonder how Li Heng wrote the previous announcement was so awkward, because what he originally wanted to write had little to do with the readers.

Therefore, Li Heng is naturally not good at writing announcements that are emotionless and have no emotion.

Originally, Zhang Ruiwen thought that after Li Heng finished writing this "letter", he would send it out immediately.

As a result, I saw him sit there and revise the words and sentences for 5 minutes before he was willing to publish the content of these hundreds of words.

Moreover, Li Heng still logged into Weibo, which he had hardly ever used.

His Weibo style is simple and crude.

So far there have been tens of thousands of Weibo content, but all of them are related Weibo from novel websites.

For example, today the author updated a new chapter, you can click the link to watch the novel.

Zhang Ruiwen reached out and squeezed Li Heng's hand, moved the mouse, and scrolled down several pages of Weibo.

Afterwards, Zhang Ruiwen said with emotion: "You really...have a unique style of painting."

Li Heng smiled, "It's okay."

Zhang Ruiwen said: "You don't even repost the advertising Weibo of your novel website, it's too embarrassing."

Li Heng jokingly said: "If you buy this website, and you become the boss, I will definitely save face."

Hearing what he said, Zhang Ruiwen couldn't help laughing.

Watching Li Heng finish polishing the announcement, convert the text into pictures through the webpage, and then post it on Weibo.

And Weibo is still simple and crude.

Do not leave any words, and the default Weibo is "Share pictures" and just post it.

Zhang Ruiwen looked down at Li Heng, thinking how could he like Li Heng so much, he liked it to death.

He stretched out his hand and rubbed Li Heng's hair. Just as he was about to say not to surf the Internet for too long and go to bed early, he saw that Li Heng had closed the browser and was about to shut down and leave.

Zhang Ruiwen asked strangely: "Huh? You don't look at it anymore?"

Li Heng smiled and asked, "What else are you looking at?"

"Uh..." Zhang Ruiwen thought to himself, for example, to see the reactions of readers or the feedback of most people.

But he realized that this is not the entertainment industry, and there is no need to control comments or guide public opinion.

Zhang Ruiwen thought that he had a fixed mindset.

He said: "Then don't watch it, go to bed early."

"Yeah." Li Heng hugged Zhang Ruiwen, "I'm going to take a shower."

Zhang Ruiwen nodded with a smile, but a strange feeling crossed his mind, as if he was inviting Li Heng to do something with him.

But since Li Heng slept in the same room with him, they hadn't done anything.

Their development is not as natural as in the novel written by Li Heng.

In fact, Zhang Ruiwen is much busier than the protagonists in the novel.

Besides Xin You, he still has many projects waiting for him to deal with.

Although it seems that there is time every day to go home, take a hot shower, and sleep comfortably.

But every time I returned to the apartment, it was already the early morning of the next day.

Just like now.

Zhang Ruiwen felt that maybe readers were surprised by Li Heng's letter just now, not that Xin You wanted to sue Qin Lianjingqi, but that Xin You didn't sleep so late and released such a big news.

They will be busy until this time every day, and then they will rest for five or six hours and continue their work for another day.

Where is the mind to think about other things.

Zhang Ruiwen shook his head, pushing some thoughts out of his mind.

For him, having Li Heng by his side every day already gave him quite a sense of security.

Zhang Ruiwen lay on the bed with peace of mind. He closed his eyes, and when he counted down to 800 sheep in his mind, he could notice that Li Heng came back from the shower.

At this time, Li Heng would gently stand beside the bed and wipe his hair instead of using a hair dryer, and would not make any noise to disturb him to sleep.

Wait until the hair is almost dry before climbing into bed.

And at this time, Zhang Ruiwen will almost fall asleep.

Because he found Li Heng by his side, this sense of security made him relax instantly, and he didn't have to think about so many things anymore.

If he went to bed later, Zhang Ruiwen might still feel that he could still get a goodnight kiss on his forehead every night.

It has always been so.

A few days later, Li Heng's previous announcement on Weibo was still being fermented.

Probably because Xin You is a person who is willing to stand up and have a thorough contest with those who copied him.

Most people are applauding him.

Especially fans of Xinyou.

Of course, there are also naysayers.

But these naysayers just said that Xin You wanted to block people's money.

They spoke in unison and uttered nonsense in Xin You's Weibo comments.

Seeing this situation, Zhang Ruiwen couldn't help sneering. After a little investigation, he found out that this was the "Navy Army" bought by Qin Lianjingqi.

At this time, Zhang Ruiwen knew that Qin Lian Jingqi could no longer sit still.

He spent money to buy popularity and navy, trying to hype up the momentum.

If it goes well, the funds have already been in place to set up a crew.

Now because of Zhang Ruiwen's meddling, his plan was completely disrupted.

Of course Qin Lianjingqi was anxious.

And Zhang Ruiwen knew that the author couldn't sit still any longer.

Within three days, Qin Lian Jingqi no longer chose to contact online, but ran to the door in person.

Without the glory of signing the contract last time, the author was angry from the moment he entered the door.

Zhang Ruiwen happened to be in the company that day. Originally, the company employees didn't want to bring this person to Qin Lianjingqi. Coincidentally, when Li Heng came back from the outside, he told Zhang Ruiwen about this and asked him if he planned to meet the author.

Zhang Ruiwen put down the document, smiled and said to Li Heng: "Let the secretary take him to the meeting room, and we have to talk to him sooner or later."

Li Heng nodded, but just as he walked out of the office, he turned around and asked Zhang Ruiwen, "Do I need to avoid it? After all..."

Zhang Ruiwen shook his head, "No, I think what he came to talk to me about is definitely not a plagiarism lawsuit."

"I see."

When Zhang Ruiwen came to the meeting room, Li Heng was standing at the back door where he was far away from Shengyuan, looking at him, as if deliberately wanting to avoid him.

Zhang Ruiwen lowered his head and smiled.

He knew that Li Heng was very serious, and he was so serious about many details and small things that they were just right.

Anyone else would definitely ask Li Heng to get rid of this inexplicable attachment.

But Zhang Ruiwen won't, after all, no matter what Li Heng looks like, he likes it.

And beside the large conference table, there is also the manager in charge of this project.

He glanced at Zhang Ruiwen, and Zhang Ruiwen nodded to him.

Opposite the manager, sat Qin Lian Jingqi with an anxious expression on his face.

Seeing Zhang Ruiwen coming over, he quickly said, "When are you planning to start making TV dramas?"

Zhang Ruiwen sat in front, clasped his hands, and said in a fuss: "Oh? Who said it was a TV series? We plan to adapt it into a movie."

"Stop doing so many things!" Qin Lian Jingqi said anxiously, "Hurry up, we can all make money after the filming."

Zhang Ruiwen looked at his chubby face, "It should be me, not you, you have already sold the copyright to me."

Qin Lian Jingqi suddenly said in disbelief: "Haven't you paid attention recently? That shameless Xin You filed a lawsuit against me, wanting to sue me for plagiarism!"

Hearing this, everyone present, except Qin Lianjingqi, frowned.

Especially Zhang Ruiwen, he must control his emotions and not lose control at this time.

And Qin Lianjingqi obviously didn't notice the emotion in the air.

He also said: "You can't wait until he starts a lawsuit with me before you take action!!"

"I think..." Zhang Ruiwen said softly, "I am the one who wants to do what I want to do. Do you think it's appropriate for you to come to the company to tell me what to do?"

Qin Lianjingqi didn't care so much, "I urged you several times! You are all procrastinating!"

Zhang Ruiwen asked him, "What are you in a hurry for?"

Qin Lianjingqi was stunned for a moment, and said strangely: "Then what are you procrastinating for?"

Zhang Ruiwen said with a smile: "Can't you guarantee that your work is not copied? You want to finish filming and broadcast before the judgment of this lawsuit is pronounced?"

Who knew that the author also laughed, "You guys bought the copyright! What does plagiarism have to do with me?"

"Haven't you read the contract?" Zhang Ruiwen looked at him pretending to be surprised, "If the court judges you for plagiarism, then our company will file a lawsuit against you."

"I've seen it, but why do you..." Qin Lianjing was so shocked that he stood up and almost kicked over the chair.

He was surprised, and said: "I know, you deliberately tricked me!"

Zhang Ruiwen didn't want to continue arguing with him, so he said: "Don't think too highly of yourself, what about you? How much money can I make from you? I run a company, obey the law, and do everything according to the contract."

"Since according to the contract, you should hurry up and set up a project to make a TV series, so that you can make money..."

Zhang Ruiwen interrupted him, "You can use this as a springboard? Continue to sell your other works?"

Qin Lianjingqi shut his mouth. He looked down at Zhang Ruiwen from a high position, as if saying, you did this on purpose.

Zhang Ruiwen continued: "As long as I approve the project during the contract period, you are not qualified to press me. However, if your work is involved in any infringement, such as plagiarism, I have every reason to cancel the contract and pursue you. What's more, the company needs to consider whether your work is really making money when it is turned into a film and television drama."

Qin Lianjing gritted his teeth seven times, and he said angrily: "Are you deliberately trying to delay the plagiarism lawsuit until the end? What if the court doesn't judge me for plagiarism?"

Zhang Ruiwen glanced at him, wondering if you were sentenced for plagiarism?

I'm afraid it may be a bit difficult.

He recently learned from Lu Sheng that they had invited several well-known editors from the Writers Association to compare Qin Lianjingqi's and Xin You's works.

And their final suggestions and judgments are likely to affect the court's judgment.

"Then we will win." But Zhang Ruiwen said, "Your work can be shown on the TV in a big way, and our company can make money from it. How about it?"

Qin Lianjingqi finally showed a relaxed expression on his face, "If that's the case, why not just now..."

"You can't even guarantee that you haven't plagiarized." Zhang Ruiwen said, "Mr. Author, you smashed your chest here, and you can't guarantee [-]% that the court will determine that your work is an original work."

Qin Lian Jingqi slapped the table suddenly, "Then what do you want?"

He made such a big move that he startled the manager.

And Li Heng, who had been standing on the other side watching from a distance, did not know when he rushed to Zhang Ruiwen and raised his hand to block him.

Li Heng also said: "Please control your emotions."

Li Heng, who originally expressed his avoidance, chose to appear in front of Zhang Ruiwen at this time.

Zhang Ruiwen was quite happy in his heart, he couldn't help curling the corners of his mouth.

No one noticed this expression, not even Qin Lianjingqi who was facing him.

Zhang Ruiwen looked up at Qin Lianjingqi, "Buy it out, I don't want all your works that are not finished."

Only the unfinished work was judged to be plagiarized by the website.

Qin Lian Jingqi was dumbfounded, and said, "You dug a hole for me!"

Zhang Ruiwen shrugged, "I don't, it's you who are impatient."

Qin Lian Jingqi said: "You want to accept my work at a low price? No way!"

Sure enough, Zhang Ruiwen thought to himself, this person just wants to rely on his first film and television work to turn himself over.

Zhang Ruiwen deliberately stimulated him, saying: "Then let's take a gamble and see what the court will judge. If they judge you not to have plagiarized, we will start to produce your work. Next, who do you want to sell the work to at a high price? No. But if you are convicted of plagiarism, then you will be in trouble, our company will file a retroactive infringement with you first, and your work will definitely never be made into a TV series."

Without waiting for the other party to answer, Zhang Ruiwen said again: "Actually, if you bet with me, you should have a better chance of winning. You should be very clear about whether you have plagiarized yourself?"

As soon as the words came out, the other party stood still.

His expression had already betrayed his thoughts.

Rather than saying that Zhang Ruiwen was betting with him, it would be better to say that he was betting with the truth.

As for the truth, he knew better than anyone in this room.

Qin Lianjing felt guilty, and he wavered.

He knew that as soon as the lawsuit came out, he might have nothing.

He spent too much money on this!

If he didn't sell the copyright of the other movie now, he might lose even more!

Not to mention that at least now he still has options!

But Qin Lianjingqi still didn't understand one thing, "Okay, I agree to buy out, but what good does it do you?"

Zhang Ruiwen laughed, "I make money! What if you didn't plagiarize? Anyway, whether you plagiarized or not, I can find a way to make money, produce your TV series, or sue you for accountability. Profit. If I have money, I can buy other film and television copyrights and continue to make money.”

Zhang Ruiwen said to him, "I am a businessman."

Qin Lianjingqi sneered, "Oh, there is nothing wrong with business."

Zhang Ruiwen turned around and said to the manager, "Take him to the legal department and sign the buyout agreement."

The general manager nodded and gestured to Qin Lianjingqi.

Qin Lian Jingqi clenched his hands into fists and knocked on the table, then glared at Zhang Ruiwen.

But Zhang Ruiwen looked smug, and he said to Qin Lianjingqi: "Check the contract carefully this time before signing!"

An angry "hum" came from behind.

And the door of the meeting room was closed.

Li Heng walked up to Zhang Ruiwen with an extremely complicated expression on his face, "You knew he would come to you? So you told me that you have to draw your salary from the bottom..."

Zhang Ruiwen smiled, "What's the matter? Hearing what I said just now, has my image changed? I think I'm a terrible businessman——"

Before he finished speaking, Li Heng stretched out his neck and kissed Zhang Ruiwen.

Li Heng said: "Don't say that about yourself, you are not such a person."

Zhang Ruiwen was taken aback for a moment, and then relaxed between his brows and eyes.

He said: "I still feel that I have suffered a disadvantage? Spending money to buy his works?"

"If his work is sold to others or put on the screen, our loss will be even greater." Li Heng shrugged, "You were right before, it's just money."

Zhang Ruiwen laughed, "You can rest assured that his works will never be put on the screen. I hold his copyright in my hand, and I won't make money from his works if they die. Moreover, I will give him The money for the buyout is probably a little more than the money he paid for the navy before."

Li Heng was stunned for a moment, "No wonder he agreed so quickly."

"Yeah, he should have invested a lot of money himself." Zhang Ruiwen said, "As for a person who has no film and television works in the future, and is also involved in plagiarism lawsuits, other companies will not be stupid enough to gamble on him. "

Li Heng nodded, "Thank you."

"Don't say thank you!" Zhang Ruiwen said, "You talk too much."

"I give you all the copyrights of my works." Li Heng said suddenly.

Zhang Ruiwen was taken aback, "What did you say? No, this is the fruit of your labor, why give it away for free."

Li Heng shook his head, "You can resell it or something, you can use this to recover a little loss."

Zhang Ruiwen held his face in both hands, and said, "Fool, what kind of loss is it to give him that little copyright fee?"

However, Li Heng tightly squeezed Zhang Ruiwen's hands, held them in his palms, and said, "What is mine is yours. I already had this idea. It is impossible to really ask you for copyright fees."

"I'm glad you said that." Zhang Ruiwen smiled, "But let's figure out the money in this regard."

After finishing speaking, Zhang Ruiwen held Li Heng's hands backhandedly, and asked again: "Speaking of which, I have always been very surprised. IP was so hot more than a year ago, why didn't you think about selling copyright?"

Li Heng smiled and said, "I'm probably waiting for you."

This can be said to have reached Zhang Ruiwen's heart, and it is quite useful to him anyway.

The two chatted for a while in the meeting room, and when Zhang Ruiwen was returning to the office, Lu Sheng came over.

Lu Sheng said that the author of Qin Lianjing Qi signed a copyright contract with them, and his two works were permanently bought out by the company.

But Lu Sheng said: "Although it is very cheap, it is a work suspected of plagiarism after all."

Zhang Ruiwen put his hands in his pockets, and said confidently: "Just wait for the court to pronounce the verdict. If it is plagiarism, start the accountability agreement. If there is no plagiarism verdict, continue to appeal. Anyway, I can't let his work be put on the screen. I There are plenty of time and money, let’s see if he dares to waste it with me. Of course, I hope this author will take this money and be a good man in the future.”

Lu Sheng nodded, "I see."

Just when Zhang Ruiwen walked into the office, he stood at the door, turned back to stop Lu Sheng, and said, "By the way, you can help me contact the Xin You author and tell him that I bought his copyright, and you will help me." Deal with it."

Hearing this, Lu Sheng looked at Zhang Ruiwen with a complicated expression, and then went to look at Li Heng, who was standing next to Zhang Ruiwen with the same complicated expression.

He didn't understand what the boss was thinking at all, but Lu Sheng still nodded and said, "I see."

After walking into the office, Li Heng said softly, "I said just now that I can give it to you..."

Zhang Ruiwen laughed. He walked up to Li Heng, touched his face, and said, "You said you should thank me for this matter, but you don't mean to repay me with your copyright?"

Li Heng shook his head, "Others are also fine..."

Zhang Ruiwen proudly said: "I haven't figured it out yet, anyway, this doesn't count."

Li Heng looked at Zhang Ruiwen and said, "Okay, just think about it, I will be satisfied with you."

Zhang Ruiwen smiled and said, "By the way, I'm hungry and want to eat takeaway from Wangjiang Pavilion."

"it is good."

"Wait, this is not a reward!"

"it is good!"

The author has something to say: This story is purely fictitious, and all commercial operations are purely the author's delusion.

I hope there are no thieves in the world and no copying.

Mr. Zhang: Besides, having money means you can do whatever you want.