Crossover Anime: Not Joining the Service Club at the Start

"Chengshi, bring me your contract later, I'll check it for you."

"Okay." Cheng Shi nodded gently.

I couldn't help but think: This family in the anime are such good people!

However, since Eri and I are cousins...

Then wouldn't Xiaolan be my niece?

Chapter 26 is quite amazing

Because she was afraid that Cheng Shi had signed a contract of servitude, Eri Kisaki kept her car speed at the maximum speed limit.

So, about ten minutes after receiving Cheng Shi's message.

They had already arrived in front of a law firm.

Once inside, Cheng Shi glanced at the doorplate unconsciously.

Eri Mouri.

Great, it's exactly the same as shown in the anime.

"Cheng Shi, let me take a look at your contract."

"okay."

Upon hearing this, Cheng Shi casually took out the contract from his bag.

This contract was created by the system on short notice yesterday.

Whether it will be effective depends on how quickly the system operates today.

"sand……"

Eri Kisaki silently flipped through the contract, her brows furrowing and relaxing intermittently.

Good news: It's not a contract of servitude; on the contrary, the benefits are outrageously good.

The bad news: Here's the bad part: the salary and benefits offered by Chengshi are ridiculously high.

Music as a stake?

Income distribution is 50/50?

In addition, the company will pay at least 5 yuan for promotion for every piece of music written.

After reviewing these conditions, Eri Kisaki's gaze slowly moved downwards.

During this period, Party B shall compose at least one song for the company every month.

If the task is not completed, the company will impose a fine of 3 yuan or dismiss the employee.

Then, the conditions for breach of contract: None.

Upon seeing this, Eri Kisaki's eyes widened and she looked towards the autograph area.

Both Party A and Cheng Shi have signed their names.

Then, she quickly looked at the official seal.

Shenzhou Hunao Entertainment Studio.

Fei Yingli: ""

Why do I suddenly have this feeling that it's both outrageous and incredibly reasonable?

However, the important matter at hand is more pressing.

Eri Kisaki quickly opened the website of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce on her computer and began to search.

As it turned out, this investigation actually led her to the studio.

Then, Eri Kisaki fell silent.

Has the world changed?

Is it really possible for an entertainment studio with so much free time and no money to bother signing someone from overseas?

And he's a minor?

This is too outrageous! ?

At this moment, even if Eri had many doubts in her heart, they began to dissipate slightly in the face of this scene.

But it was only a tiny bit.

As a qualified lawyer, her approach is to find clues and then use them to turn the tables.

Therefore, Eri Kisaki turned her attention to her distant cousin in front of her.

The second party in the contract with the nonsensical company, a musical prodigy.

Just how good must his songs be for people to think he can invest so much in them and make so much money?

Thinking of this, Eri Kisaki said earnestly to the boy:

"Chengshi, can I listen to the song you wrote for them?"

"No problem." Cheng Shi readily agreed.

This is nothing more than a minor matter.

In this situation, it's best to cooperate quickly to dispel their suspicions.

And the sooner the better.

After all, in the world of Detective Conan, most cases seem to be solved primarily due to time.

After all, those detectives need to think, and then there's the matter of collecting evidence.

That's all because of time.

Meanwhile, Eri Kisaki, after listening to Cheng Shi's music, quietly started searching online.

Yes, this song is really good; she wants to add it to her favorites.

"Ok?"

Why not?

Seeing this, Eri Kisaki's expression suddenly became firm.

Upon seeing this, Cheng Shi felt a sense of unease.

"Um? Sis, what's wrong?"

“Ah, no, it’s nothing,” Eri Kisaki said confidently with a smile. “I just found a loophole in your contract.”

Upon hearing this, Cheng Shi was startled.

"W-What vulnerability?"

No way? The system failed?

*Beep* — Host, it's your problem.

?What's the meaning?

because

"Host, you (who signed with this company) haven't released any music."

Eri Kisaki and the system's response rang out simultaneously.

“Uh,” Cheng Shi raised an eyebrow slightly: “I think I can explain this.”

"Oh?" Eri looked up at him curiously and asked, "Tell me about it?"

Is it possible that their company hasn't set a release date for the song yet?

Eri Kisaki fell silent again.

It seems there really was such a thing.

Does that mean I'll be able to find this song online after I hear it?

Thinking of this, Eri Kisaki was at a loss for words, feeling both amused and exasperated.

No matter how you look at it, this whole thing seems absurd.

But what's even more outrageous is that this outrageousness is also strangely reasonable.

Who can you complain to about this?

"Sigh," Eri sighed softly, "Sung-shi, there's nothing wrong with your contract, everything is normal."

Hearing this, Cheng Shi nodded slightly: "That would be perfect, thank you so much, sister."

“No need,” Eri waved her hand, “As long as you didn’t sign any of those fraudulent contracts, it’s fine.”

"However, I still want to remind you that you must never sign contracts with companies of dubious origin again, understand?"

"This time you might have met a wealthy and discerning second-generation rich kid or some other capable person, but what about next time?"

“Yes, yes,” Cheng Shi nodded repeatedly and said earnestly, “I know.”

Inner monologue: Please, how could I possibly sign someone else's employment contract?