I changed the world.

Special Event: You released your original song "Sky City" on "Shell Music" under the stage name "Rain Falls at the Heavenly Gate"...

You and your song are currently experiencing... relatively weak disturbances.

A total of 30624 Wishing Points have been added.

"Special events have occurred at the Jiangling Haiyun Building, attracting the attention of relevant departments. With the intervention of the police and military, the truth behind the events begins to emerge. Thanks to your intervention, the events are finally resolved, and you have slain the demon 'Wangliang' that has revived from its seal."

Your actions have attracted the attention of relevant departments, and an investigation has been launched.

The incident has now been made into a video program called "Lao Cai Talks the News" and is being broadcast on multiple online platforms.

Your actions have led to a significant change in some people's understanding of materialism and metaphysics, and have caused a slight disturbance to the consciousness of the world's bottom layer, which is still expanding.

A total of 70916 Wishing Points have been added.

As usual, after finishing his morning exercise, Zhang Jing took a shower, then wrapped himself in a bathrobe, summoned the Wish Book, sat down at his desk, and began to observe the recent changes in his points.

To his slight surprise, the number of wish points related to songs seemed to have increased significantly recently. He checked Beike Music and found several unread notifications in his email. Upon opening them, he found that the platform had indeed arranged another round of recommendations, which explained the good results.

In addition, the platform informed him that there have been some copyright licensing requests for film and television soundtracks recently, and they hope to obtain commercial licenses for his music. The contact person, Keyobi, will discuss this with him in detail.

Zhang Jing didn't rush to discuss commercial licensing with Ke Youbi, but instead continued to study the text below the wish book.

As expected, the incident at Haiyun Building has begun to escalate, and the video taken by the residents has started to spread as he anticipated.

However, given his observation that the authorities have already begun controlling public opinion, this kind of dissemination probably won't last long...

While thinking, Zhang Jing opened the "Youle" video platform on his phone and searched for "Lao Cai Talks News". He quickly found the account, which was operated by Jiangling Zhoujian Feixiang Culture Co., Ltd. He checked the number of followers and found that it was a big account with over a million followers.

However, when he clicked on the account and scrolled down to find his latest program, he discovered that the latest episode was broadcast on January 15th, which could not possibly be related to the Haiyun Building.

Zhang Jing simply clicked on the latest episode, the one from January 15th, and read the comments below. Sure enough, many people had left messages there.

"Was the content from the 18th censored?"

"What's the latest episode? I want to watch it..."

"It's really been blocked!!!"

"Damn it, I'm too late, I didn't see it!"

"Does anyone have that episode's video? I can send it to them. My email address is..."

"…………"

After browsing the comments, Zhang Jing roughly understood the situation; the platform had clearly blocked it. He then searched for the keyword "Lao Cai Talks News" again. Skipping the official account, he looked at the other accounts in the search results. Sure enough, he quickly found other programs discussing the "Lao Cai Talks News" segment from the 18th.

According to Zhang Jing's experience, most news commentary programs of this type plagiarize each other's viewpoints and rehash old ideas. Therefore, as long as a certain news viewpoint is explosive, other similar programs will rush to jump on the bandwagon to gain popularity. This situation is difficult to stop, and it is also difficult to completely suppress public opinion in the short term by blocking a certain video.

In fact, this is one of the difficulties in controlling public opinion in the internet age.

About twenty minutes later, after piecing together fragments from several similar news reports and so-called "rational analysis," Zhang Jing roughly understood what the latest episode of "Old Cai Talks the News" was about.

After that, he searched on the Endless Network and found that most of the video program had indeed been deleted, and even some reposts had been removed, but it could still be seen being discussed in some forums, which was inevitable.

There are even many people who are so disappointed that they missed the episode that they posted their email addresses hoping someone would send them a copy. It seems that this kind of private sharing will continue for quite some time.

Zhang Jing flipped through the wishing book and checked the latest wishing points. He had a total of 176389 points remaining, which was relatively plentiful.

Finally, Zhang Jing subconsciously glanced at the previous notice that a mandatory test was about to begin. As always, nothing had changed. So, Zhang Jing withdrew the wish, as he was not yet ready to undergo the test.

He took a bottle of tea for himself, opened it, took a few sips, and then sat back down at his desk. Next, Zhang Jing opened Qianluo.

As expected, Keyoubi had already left a message for her. The gist of the message was similar to the notification in the private message. It was mainly that a certain art film crew had taken a liking to Zhang Jing's music "Thoughts Across Time and Space" and wanted to use it as an important soundtrack in the TV series. They hoped to obtain commercial authorization from Zhang Jing.

In addition, another production team also had their eye on Zhang Jing's other song, "Rotten Grass Turns into Fireflies," and hoped to slightly adapt it as the end credits song for their online movie, hoping to obtain commercial authorization from Zhang Jing.

Zhang Jing glanced at it and decided to agree. His main purpose was to increase the popularity of his music as much as possible. As for income, that was not currently on his mind.

Chapter 177 The Celestial Master's Testament

Of course, since he was relatively unfamiliar with this industry, Zhang Jing still asked about the specific details of how to operate Keyoubi.

Koyobi readily explained the relevant details to him.

Because Zhang Jing did not agree when Keyoubi previously "promoted" Constellation Entertainment Agency Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Qianluo Interactive Entertainment Group, he is currently not in a state of not having his own agency.

This made the licensing agreement more complicated. Zhang Jing needed to first sign a supplementary licensing agreement with Beike Music, authorizing Beike Music to act as his agent for music licensing matters.

Previously, Zhang Jing's contract with Beike Music mainly revolved around a series of agreements regarding publishing content and obtaining related revenue on the Beike Music platform, and did not involve agency authorization.

This time, since this business involves this area, the contract needs to be supplemented. After the authorization is successful, Beike Music will take 30% as a service fee. As for the authorization fee, it will generally be based on the standard price given by Beike Music.

For example, the total authorization fees for the two authorizations involving Zhang Jing this time are about 6000 yuan. To be honest, such an amount is not a lot of money for Zhang Jing at present.

Such a contract cannot be considered an economic contract. There are no mutual obligations between the two parties, such as promotion and cooperation. The only thing that can be done is for Beike to act as an agent for the author to make relevant commercial authorizations when the author has authorization needs and approaches Beike.

If Zhang Jing authorizes external parties independently, he can do so without going through Beike's agent.

Overall, Beike's terms in this agreement are relatively fair, which may be related to its recent expansion efforts and its competition with rival platforms for users.

Zhang Jing had no objection to this and decided to sign a contract with Keyoubi. Soon, the electronic contract was sent over, and after Zhang Jing electronically signed it on his phone, the authorization was completed.

The rest was left to Beike to handle.

After finishing with Koyobi, Zhang Jing put down his phone, took a stack of A4 papers from his desk drawer, and placed them on the desk.

Each of these sheets of paper was printed with high precision in color, and they were printed with old-fashioned pages with a brownish-yellow hue. Many of the sheets were covered with numerous annotations.

These are the manuscripts from the silver box that Zhang Jing retrieved from the Celestial Master's tomb last time. To preserve the manuscripts, Zhang Jing photographed them all. Upon returning, for easier translation, Zhang Jing printed them out, resulting in this thick stack of A4 paper.

For information security reasons, after materializing it, Zhang Jing deleted all the photo backups on his phone and used specialized software to shred any remaining traces.

Although, in terms of character form, there is no difference between simplified and traditional characters in this world because the cultural heritage has not undergone major changes, the characters on these pages and the characters that Zhang Jing commonly uses today are not much different, except for a few individual differences.