I write novels in Liyue

The profit-sharing arrangement they discussed was also very simple.

A 30/70 split.

Hmm... She's number three, Ningguang is number seven.

Although it seems like I only got 30%, when I think about it, I only gave up the copyright and the idea.

Ningguang took on everything, and it's unknown how much Mora will be invested in her later on.

With this split, she's clearly the one who profits.

After all, back in my previous life, an investment of hundreds of millions only yielded a few million in copyright revenue for the authors.

Only a few percent.

Getting 30% is already pretty good.

As for how much or how much you'll earn, that depends on market feedback.

But if even Tianquan Ningguang can't generate revenue from his work, then keeping the so-called copyright is meaningless.

In addition to revenue sharing, Ningguang also gave her two permissions.

That is the permission to freely modify unsatisfactory content and the right to choose a role.

Fang Qiu naturally wouldn't refuse this permission.

After all, those adaptations in the previous life had caused quite a few embarrassing situations.

For example, tomb raiders steal cultural relics to hand them over to the state, or peerless masters transform their fighting spirit into horses, with fighting spirit wings hanging on their backs like chicken wings, or there are scenes of fighting up and down in the reeds.

Well... how should I put it, it's kind of ugly...

If the original authors from the previous life had the highest authority, such a thing would never have happened.

However, even for Tianquan Ningguang, it would still take some time to prepare for the film's creation.

Most importantly, promotion and marketing also take up a lot of time.

During this time, I can focus on writing my new book.

On the way back, I'll think about what book to write.

She originally planned to write the story of "Chinese Paladin 4", but this would divert a lot of the popularity of the "Chinese Paladin" movie.

Never mind, I'll think about it after dinner.

Speaking of which, I should have stayed at Ningguang's place for dinner.

When Ningguang brought this up, she instinctively refused...

Looking back now, it was a huge loss.

Just as Fang Qiu sighed and was about to start walking home, a soft voice sounded behind her.

"Miss Fang Qiu? What are you doing here?"

"Ok?"

Fang Qiu was taken aback. She turned around and saw a pretty young girl holding a stack of documents standing behind her.

Her slightly tousled blue hair and blue feathered robe were fluttering gently in the breeze.

It is sweet rain.

"Miss Gan Yu, what a coincidence."

Fang Qiu smiled gently and greeted him.

"Miss Fang Qiu, what brings you to Yuehai Pavilion? Is there something you need?"

Gan Yu asked in confusion.

After saying that, she smiled slightly and asked, "Is there anything I can help you with?"

When Gan Yu asked, Fang Qiu told her about Ning Guang's attempt to discuss cooperation.

After chatting for a while, Fang Qiu learned that Gan Yu had already left work.

As for why she was carrying a stack of documents after get off work, Gan Yu replied that she was taking the documents back to her residence to handle them.

Fang Qiu's heart skipped a beat upon hearing Gan Yu's answer.

This is just too much competition!

It's one thing to be diligent at work, but to bring work home to do after work is another...

The capitalists were ecstatic.

However, using the term "involution" is not entirely accurate.

Gan Yu is the chief secretary of the Liyue Seven Stars. She only sets high standards for herself, without imposing them on others, and she does not affect the other secretaries.

"Miss Gan Yu, have you had dinner yet?"

Fang Qiu smiled and asked, "If you haven't eaten, would you like to go to Wanmintang for a meal together?"

"Uh?"

Gan Yu was stunned for a moment.

"It's alright, Miss Gan Yu, if you have other things to do, you don't have to force yourself."

Seeing that Gan Yu hesitated, Fang Qiu quickly spoke up.

"Nothing else."

Gan Yu quickly shook her head, then smiled and said, "Let's go together then."

"Ah."

Fang Qiu nodded and walked with Gan Yu toward Wanmin Hall.

Along the way, Gan Yu talked to Fang Qiu about Fang Qiu's books, specifically about "The Legend of Sword and Fairy". She said that when she went back to visit her family in a few days, she would bring "The Legend of Sword and Fairy" back to her master to read.

Besides "Chinese Paladin", there's also "Your Name".

She really likes "Your Name".

The ending was very gentle.

Fang Qiu was somewhat embarrassed.

Actually, the ending of "Your Name" wasn't exactly gentle; it even carried a hint of regret.

Although Mitsuha Miyamizu and Taki Tachibana are together, their memories of each other have faded.

Of course, compared to the previous three books, the ending of "Your Name" is indeed much gentler.

"By the way, Miss Fang Qiu, do you have any ideas for a new book?"

Gan Yu asked.

"I haven't decided yet."

Fang Qiu shook her head, but as soon as she finished speaking, she suddenly stopped in her tracks.

"what happened?"

Gan Yu also stopped and followed Fang Qiu's gaze, only to see a carriage not far away.

A boy and a girl, who looked to be about thirteen or fourteen years old, stood facing each other.

"Big tree, will you write me a letter?"

The girl asked timidly.

"We'll see, but I probably won't have much free time."

The boy awkwardly shifted his gaze, his hands clenching the hem of his clothes tightly.

I will write to you.

The girl clenched her little fists tightly as she spoke.

Her voice was trembling with tears.

"I...I understand..."

Under the watchful eyes of the adults behind him, the boy blushed and waved his hand, saying, "You should go back now. I'll see how things go later."

"Here, this is for you. I hope you'll think of me when you see it."

The girl, fighting back tears, took out a book, handed it to the boy, and said, "This is what I bought with the money I saved up."

Gan Yu was not far from them and immediately recognized the book the girl gave to the boy as Fang Qiu's "Your Name".

In the end, the boy accepted the book the girl gave him. He hugged the book tightly, secretly wiped away his tears, and under the girl's reluctant gaze, he turned and got into the carriage, and then gradually drove away.

The girl walked sadly toward home.

"No matter how many times I see it, parting is always so sad."

Gan Yu sighed and looked at Fang Qiu, only to find him staring blankly in the direction the carriage had gone.

"What's wrong?"

Gan Yu was slightly taken aback and asked.

"It's nothing, I just suddenly had an idea of ​​what to write in my new book."

Fang Qiu smiled, shook his head, and said.

"Write what?"

Gan Yu blinked, puzzled.

Fang Qiu looked up at the crimson sky. A cool breeze ruffled the tips of her hair, and a faint smile appeared on her lips as she said:

"Miss Gan Yu, do you know how fast the cherry blossoms fall as described in 'Your Lie in April'?"

Chapter 166 The story begins in the season when cherry blossoms are in full bloom.

I went to Wanmintang with Gan Yu.

When they went to that pastry shop in Mondstadt last time, Gan Yu mentioned that she was a strict vegetarian.