Ji Yang returned to the dormitory late, and he didn’t disturb his classmates.
Returning to his room, Ji Yang found himself unable to sleep.
After all that had happened today, he just lay there thinking about those things.
Chu Shuyuan had come and shared some updates; the Chu Family wasn’t completely without the strength to fight back. There appeared to still be some contention with Cheng Guosong’s Cheng Family.
Those affairs were too distant for Ji Yang to concern himself with too much.
After a fierce battle with Chu Shuyuan, Ji Yang realized that his third meridian had opened up.
The third meridian was the Stomach Meridian of Foot Yangming, and now that it was fully opened, he found his energy was much improved.
Furthermore, since it was the stomach meridian, some previous digestive discomforts had completely disappeared.
This Grand Circulation meridian really was not easy to open!
Despite that, Ji Yang was satisfied, especially since his strength in bed was now genuinely strong. He could tell by how Chu Shuyuan practically needed assistance to walk back.
At this point, Ji Yang noticed that he had messages waiting on QQ.
On checking, he found messages from his editor.
When he read the messages, they mentioned the sale of the film and television rights to his novel.
The price at which the rights were sold made Ji Yang immediately sit up.
The whole deal was surprising; the rights had sold for ten million, and his cut was five million. After taxes, he’d take home about four million.
More money on the way!
Ji Yang was somewhat speechless; he had already planned to transfer his money elsewhere and hadn’t expected that writing a book could bring in another considerable sum. This made things complicated as he would now have to report this income to the Commission for Discipline Inspection and have them investigate to avoid suspicions. It’d be hard to explain such a sudden influx of over four million.
However, it was his legitimate writing income, which delighted him greatly.
After chatting with the editor for a while and discussing these matters, the editor mentioned that negotiations were underway for the sale of the game rights as well and that there could be additional royalty incomes from various aspects, as many companies were interested in his book.
Ji Yang decided not to think about other matters since the returns were substantial.
After ending the chat, Ji Yang took a serious look at his book again.
The book was nearing its conclusion, and he hadn’t decided whether or not to write another one.
Ji Yang also worried that if he showed too much literary talent, he might be assigned to work at the Writers’ Association next.
By comparison, Ji Yang naturally preferred to be involved in more practical tasks.
Ji Yang still hadn’t decided in which direction he should develop.
For an ordinary person, reaching this level would be satisfying, but Ji Yang still had his own ideas. With so many connections, his development was sure to be good, and he felt he should make the most of it.
Since he had never intended to make money through writing, why not write some award-winning books then? Nᴇw ɴovel chaptᴇrs are published on novel⁂fire.net
For the next one, he would contemplate the content needed to win awards; he might as well write a book in that category.
Right, Chu Shuyuan had given him a Harbor City telephone number for a company that handled documentation; should he contact them?
From what Shuyuan told him, the Chu Family didn’t have in-depth dealings with such companies; dealing with various types of documentation was just a matter of financial transactions.
Having understood this, Ji Yang planned to use his alternative identity to communicate with them and have them help with some documentation and company registrations.
If he had a new identity, he could diversify some funds under other names, making his assets even more secure.