Chapter 730: Chapter 730 Bai Chuwei, you have no right to ask me for licensing fees Chapter 730: Chapter 730 Bai Chuwei, you have no right to ask me for licensing fees Bai Chuwei!
Through the computer video, Liu Yuyou saw Bai Chuwei stride in through the Bai Family’s front door, completely unharmed and not even needing a wheelchair.
Could it be… the internal bleeding hadn’t had time to manifest yet?
It seemed that was the only explanation.
Liu Yuyou watched as Bai Guofu stood up and respectfully offered the main seat on the sofa to Bai Chuwei, her lips twitching slightly.
Bai Chuwei was still here putting on airs.
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With this time, she would be better off rushing to the hospital for treatment.
Bai Chuwei looked at Liu Yuyou with a beaming smile, “Your Liu Family has made billions from continuing ‘Records of the Mountain Moon’, prospering to the point where you don’t even acknowledge distant relatives like Liu Jingyuan. Do you have the authorization?”
With those billions as seed money, the Liu Family’s influence in the literary world kept growing, now rolling in wealth!
Otherwise, why would Liu Jingyuan and his family become the new nobility of the Imperial Capital, with everyone trying to curry favor with them? It was only because their family adhered to the “integrity of the literati” that they couldn’t be bothered to follow behind and grovel.
The two little mustaches at the corners of Bai Shang’s lips suddenly quivered, and his eyes gleamed with light.
A business opportunity!
Damn, if the old ancestor starts to claim copyright fees, that could amount to an astronomical sum!
Liu Yuyou’s expression changed and she clenched her skirt tightly, not daring to answer.
Although their Liu Family was known as a “family steeped in book lore,” apart from the award-winning works written by her elder brother Liu Zheng before he went insane, many of the rest of their articles, including her own, were derived from continuing the work of Mr. Bai in “Records of the Mountain Moon”…
Bai Chuwei flicked her jet-black hair and smiled lightly, “Five billion, for the authorization fee.”
Liu Yuyou nearly vomited blood and fainted upon hearing this.
She was here to buy the sequel content, not to pay an authorization fee! Five billion was just an exorbitant price!
Grinding her teeth, Liu Yuyou placed a hand on her laptop and dropped a sentence, “Don’t throw your weight around with me. According to Chinese copyright laws, the protection of an author’s copyright extends to fifty years after their death, you have no right to demand an authorization fee from me!”
After saying this, Liu Yuyou “snap” closed the laptop, her face reflecting her lingering fear.
Liu Yuyou lowered her eyelids, silently cursing, “Wait until you suffer massive internal bleeding!”
Will Bai Chuwei, lying on the hospital bed about to die, still dare to ask for a five billion authorization fee from her?
“Yuyou, what are you cursing about?” A gentle male voice came from the corridor.
Her elder brother Liu Zheng was indoors, wearing a soft pink sweater and smiling at her.
Liu Yuyou felt colder inside upon seeing Liu Zheng’s face.
First, there was Bai Chuwei seeing dollar signs, and now her brother was no longer insane.
It all came down to Bai Chuwei’s fault somehow causing Liu Zheng’s mental illness to seem to have improved.
Liu Yuyou smiled and stood up, taking her coat and said to Liu Zheng, “Big brother, let’s go. I’m taking you to the hospital for a routine check-up.”
The siblings donned their warm coats and got into the car.
Liu Yufei sat in the bedroom bay window on the second floor watching as the two left, sympathy flashing in his eyes.
Goodbye, big brother.
The high-end sedan weaved through traffic, and Liu Zheng, looking at the rapidly passing scenery outside the window, felt somewhat sentimental–those years of insanity had kept him from appreciating the world’s beauty.
Gradually, Liu Zheng found something odd and turned to Liu Yuyou beside him, “Yuyou, I remember this isn’t the way to the city hospital…”
Liu Yuyou didn’t answer, and the driver sped up even more.
Liu Zheng looked through the glass window and saw a large hospital standing not far away, with a sign that read: “Green Hill Psychiatric Hospital.”