Although the learning effect is far less good than that of "The Age of Literature and Art", you can often see familiar scenes and content in the book, and Yan Zhusheng still likes to read it.

For example, there are often ambiguous scenes in the book of the protagonists Li Yang and Mo Qinghan playing the piano.

Yan Zhusheng can always see some sense of déjà vu.

Readers are debating in the comment area which heroine is the best, but they probably never imagined that the prototypes of the three heroines have always been around Li Luo in real life.

"Lawyer Tian will be here at noon." As the time approached eleven o'clock, Li Luo turned to look at the two people who were still sleeping on the bed, and then ordered to Yan Zhusheng, "I have to negotiate the contract in the afternoon. I can't

Accompany you."

"I will go to dinner with Lawyer Tian in a while to talk about the direction of contract negotiation."

"You wake them up later, and then go have dinner with your uncle and aunt first. You can go shopping nearby in the afternoon."

"Oh." Yan Zhusheng nodded obediently, knowing that Li Luo had something serious to do and not intending to pester him.

So after receiving the news that Lawyer Tian's plane had landed, Li Luo waited for more than half an hour, then got up and cleaned up briefly, then went downstairs to find Lawyer Tian for dinner.

…

"The biggest difference between the master contract and ordinary authors is that the share ratio has changed, from the original 50-50 share to 30-70 share."

"The author can get 70% of the subscription revenue."

At noon, Lawyer Tian was chatting with Li Luo at the dinner table.

"In addition, because it is no longer a standard contract, some minor adjustments can be made to other contract terms."

"For example, the copyright you mentioned before, or the resource tilt related to essay solicitation that was added later."

"But some clauses look good, but in essence they are just pie-in-the-sky. The more general and abstract they are, the less binding they will be."

At this point, Lawyer Tian paused and then added, "So you have to think clearly about your specific needs first. After clarifying the direction of the negotiation, both parties will be much more relaxed."

"I don't have any extra needs." Li Luo thought for a moment, shook his head and said, "Just continue to strengthen the copyright terms."

Having said this, Li Luo paused and thought for a while. After some deliberation, he added, "Do you think there is a chance to make the copyright independent?"

"Huh?" Lawyer Tian didn't understand what he meant for a moment, "What does it mean to be independent?"

"That is to say..." Li Luo touched his chin and thought for a moment, "Let me give you an analogy. For example, if I sign the platinum contract for my book "Little Joy", if I have similar works in the future, can I operate the copyright by myself?

, no longer split with Kaidian?”

When Lawyer Tian heard this, he immediately fell silent: "Of course it is feasible in theory, but when you sign a platinum contract with Qidian, it is meant to cooperate. What you need is the other party's copyright sales channels and platform traffic environment."

"Once you hold the copyright in your hands, it means you give up this convenience."

"Then what's the point of a platinum contract?"

What Lawyer Tian said makes sense.

But Li Luo's idea is also very simple.

He now has a relationship with Ying Zhicheng. Previously, "Little Joy" relied on Qidian to get the endorsement from the essay competition and official background, so Ying Zhicheng persuaded the board of directors to pass the copyright acquisition proposal for "Little Joy".

But if the follow-up TV series adaptation of "Little Joy" is successful and becomes very popular after being broadcast, it will be very easy for Li Luo to sell other novels or scripts in his hands.

There is no need for Qidian to provide additional help.

"Then let me change the angle." Li Luo pondered for a moment, and lawyer Asada said, "I hope the platinum contract can have multiple clauses. During the contract period, I have the right to choose to hand over the copyright to Qidian for operation, or operate it myself."

Lawyer Tian understood Li Luo's thoughts and nodded gently: "We can talk about these things. Let's see what they say in the afternoon."

"Then I'll trouble Lawyer Tian." Li Luo said with a smile.

His choice is actually very simple. If it is a short story like "Little Joy" and is suitable for adaptation into a TV series, he does not need to cooperate with Qidian at all and can just go directly to Ying Zhicheng's relationship.

Internet article authors cannot sell copyrights. Most of the time, they lack this level of personal connections, so they can only rely on website platforms to sell copyrights.

But Li Luo is obviously different.

However, if I finish writing "I'm Really Not a Celebrity" in the future and write another long online novel, it will most likely still rely on the platform to operate it.

So there is no need to completely block some roads.
Chapter completed!