Peninsula: The Deepest Affection in Jiangnan

Chapter 148 The Turning Point of World Line Deviation 01

into the night.

Shen Yu was the only one left in the studio.

For Zheng Ya's physical and mental well-being, Shen Yu asked ASA and the other children to pay more attention to the girl, and also asked Pharita and Ruka, who shared a dormitory with Ya, to sleep with Ya Huan as much as possible.

Canny, who was listening nearby, said that these were no big deal, and even immediately went up and kissed Ya on the cheek.

Young is so good.

After seeing off the boisterous girls, ASA secretly pulled Shen Yu's hand, held it tightly, and then left.

Shen Yu, who was organizing the songs on his computer in the studio, heard his phone notification sound as he was about to go home after get off work.

"Hmm? The royalties have arrived? Great, let me see, one, ten, hundred, thousand—"

That's the downside of the Korean won; it may seem like a large sum, but when converted to US dollars, it's not much.

Looking at the nearly 10 billion won figure this month, Shen Yu felt the charm of those songs for the first time.

Just like some rappers mock others, saying "I don't think these people's songs are anything special," but according to the most basic values, royalties are a fair and just way to evaluate a song.

After all, personal preferences are subjective, but making money is something that can't be ignored.

Simply singing, no matter how rich one's emotions are, can't compare to the clarity and intuitiveness of this string of numbers.

But Shen Yu also realized that he wasn't making that much money from selling.

It's not that he's arrogant, it's just that he doesn't earn much, that's an objective fact.

If songs of this caliber were moved to the domestic market, even a catchy pop song like "Drop Tower" could generate over 4000 million RMB in revenue within 5 months. With so many songs, Shen Yu should be earning at least 100 billion Korean won a month.

Unfortunately, the reality of royalties tells him that, given the current situation in Seoul, it would take him a year to reach that revenue level.

In comparison, making money in the Chinese entertainment industry is still easier.

If it weren't for the many entanglements in Seoul, Shen Yu would have preferred to move to Xiasha to continue running his MCN.

"Actually, going back to China isn't a bad idea. I remember that visa policies between the two countries were going to be relaxed this year. After the 144-hour policy, they even opened up visa-free access to Seoul, right? So, it would actually be more profitable for me to go back to China and start an MCN, representing Korean groups' activities in China?"

Running two companies makes me think that making money from domestic fans is easy.

Putting that idea aside, Shen Yu felt it was more sensible to continue thinking about the Grammys.

People are just very busy when they're busy.

Putting the phone in his pocket, Shen Yu picked up his cycling bag and went downstairs.

He found the motorcycle that had just been delivered today. He hadn't had time to check it in the morning, but now he finally had the time to take a good look. He found that there were no obvious scratches. After looking at the fuel tank, Shen Yu picked up his helmet.

The phone rang at an inopportune moment.

Shen Yu took out his phone and found it was a number he had never seen before.

"Hello?"

"Hello, are you Mr. Shen Yu?"

This opening line almost made Shen Yu hang up the phone.

It used the same script as domestic scam calls, but the second sentence made him stop his finger from pressing the hang-up button.

"Hello, let me introduce myself. I'm Attorney Hong Cheying from Youxiang Law Firm. I need to discuss some matters with you in person. Do you have time now?"

"A law firm?"

"That's right, the matter involves your father's will. Do you have time now?"

"Okay, may I ask what the problem is with the will?" Shen Yu didn't remember what the original owner's father had left him after his death, and if it was a will, why was he only being notified now?

"I'm sending you the address to this phone number. Please check your inbox later. We'll discuss the rest at the law firm. See you later."

"OK."

Although Shen Yu felt there was something wrong, after all, the person had been dead for several years, so why was the will only being made public now?

He didn't understand, but that doesn't stop him from going to take a look now.

Looking at the address on his phone, Shen Yu thought of his mother.

I don't know if this matter has anything to do with my mother, but my father passed away a few years after my parents divorced, so the will he left behind might no longer be related to my mother.

Although it wasn't exactly a case of misfortunes never coming singly, the series of problems that came one after another still gave him quite a headache.

Zhonglu District.

When it comes to law firms, the most famous and prestigious law firm in Seoul today is Kim & Jang Law Firm. They specialize in transnational litigation, tax and financial corporate law, and are the preferred law firm for large conglomerates such as Samsung, LG, and SK. They are also the only law firm chosen by top companies and actors like HYBE and Kim Soo-hyun.

Well, when it comes to lawsuits, we have to mention YG Entertainment's go-to law firm, Sejong Law Firm. This firm is also one of the top law firms in Seoul. Representative Yang hired top celebrity lawyers from this firm for several of his cases. Judging from Representative Yang's current situation, it proves that Sejong Law Firm lives up to its reputation.

Shen Yu had considered that he might have to deal with law firms sometime after returning from the Grammys, but he didn't expect it to happen so quickly.

So, is this how it all ends for those who move into the YG building?

Looking at the address of Jinjia Building next to Shiyun Commercial Street, Shen Yu thought that this law firm must be very prestigious.

But upon arriving at the building entrance and looking at the floor signs, Shen Yu realized that Youxiang Law Firm was located in a studio on the first floor.

With this kind of small, personal firm setup, it seems like even if I commit a crime, it's not a big deal.

That would be considered a rather serious level of fraud.

Shen Yu was cautious and turned on the recording mode on his phone before entering the building.

Upon arriving at the studio entrance, Shen Yu noticed that the lights were still on behind the blinds. He knocked on the door of Youxiang Law Firm.

"Hello, please come in."

Upon entering, the law firm was indeed small, with a reception room outside and offices inside, giving the whole firm a streamlined feel.

A woman who wasn't particularly beautiful but was quite radiant was organizing documents. Two foreigners were sitting on the sofa next to them, and behind them stood several tall, imposing black men in suits wearing sunglasses.

He looks like the bodyguard of the person sitting on the sofa in front.

So there are quite a few people in this small law firm space.

Shen Yu almost had the same expression as Zhou Xun.

"Ah, Mr. Shen Yu, I didn't expect you to arrive so quickly! Here, let me get you a chair!"

The woman in the pink fitted women's suit with the lawyer's badge stood up.

The foreigner sitting on the sofa waved, and the security guard behind him brought a chair from the other side and placed it on one side of the coffee table.

That's great. With one more spot around the coffee table, we can easily start a long chat.

Shen Yu sat down in the chair without ceremony, directly facing the lawyer.

"Wait a moment while I organize the documents. Where shall we begin, Mr. Davis?"

"We need to verify your identity first, Mr. Shen Yu. Do you have your identification card and passport with you?"

The foreigner sitting on the sofa appears to be Mr. Davis.

Upon hearing the other person's words, Shen Yu first looked at the only woman in the room.

"This is my power of attorney and my lawyer's credentials."

Attorney Hong took out her identification and handed it to Shen Yu, who glanced at it and then nodded.

You can't be careless. When I first started my MCN, some of my friends got scammed and ended up in jail.

Who among those who survives isn't a little cunning?

Although such situations seem to be rare in Seoul.

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