Kill crazy! The real daughter rushed to rectify the rich family!

The auctioneer seemed unaware of the dead silence.

He continued his speech.

"Yes - I have just said so much, I believe everyone has already guessed that this last auction item is from the great genius painter and the great fairy tale king - Miss Immortal Demon!"

In the strange embarrassment, many people couldn't help but lift their hearts, hold their number plates tightly, and hold their breath to listen to the appearance of the next heavyweight auction item -

"This grand finale is the most valuable work of art I have ever seen in my many years of working in this field. It is the film and television adaptation rights of the long-running comic "Stars", which is currently being serialized and attracts tens of millions of people to follow it.

Everyone sat up straight.

Those who knew the news in advance quickened their breathing, while those who didn't know the news gasped.

Then there were gasps in the darkness, and then everyone started whispering to each other.

"This is the first time I've seen copyright being auctioned off?"

"But it's a good idea. I think it doesn't matter how many copies of Stellaris are sold. The popularity is really high!"

"My secretary has been following the data of Stellaris. It has never left the top of various popularity lists since it was first published. To be honest, I am also tempted."

"My dad wants it! He mentioned it a few days ago, but he didn't come today because he had something else to do. What should I do?"

"Just hold up your sign."

“How much do I lift?”

"The price of Stellaris is probably not cheap. A conservative estimate is 300 million, right?"

"Three hundred million is not enough. I estimate five hundred million."

"500 million is more reliable. Undead Demon is famous enough, and Stellaris is released simultaneously around the world, so there are many fans overseas. So maybe 600 or 700 million is a bit exaggerated? After all, it's an auction, so we can't rule out the possibility of a passionate bid."

"But 700 million is the ceiling. After all, it's only 20 years."

"The Undead Demon never sells copyrights in packages, and the time period is very short. Stellaris is already considered long. She used to sell it for two to five years."

"I'll also guess 700 million, plus a little bit of dividends."

"You want dividends?"

"What else? Just like celebrities with a high enough status can also get movie dividends, her status in the arts world is not much different from that of a superstar."

"Tsk, I'm so envious. They can start a company with just their brains, a hand and a pen, unlike us who are still relying on our parents at an old age."

"Hey, having someone to depend on for support is the highest happiness in today's society, okay?"

"Let's get started! I can't wait to see everyone fighting!"

"So the bosses of those film and television groups are not here to get close to the Undead Demon, but to get the copyright directly, right?"

"It doesn't affect the way we get close to each other..."

“I hope the price increase can be less, so it can be more lively.”

"I just sent a message to my dad, and he told me to get 500 million, hiss..."

"It's started, it's started..."

"nervous……"

……

A separate display case was wheeled up.

The spotlight was shining on it, and on the left side of the glass was the original cover of "Stellaris", and on the right side was a stack of contracts.

Of course, the items are only symbolic, and the finalization of the contract still needs to be carefully negotiated by both parties.

But now, just looking at the contract, some people couldn't help but speed up their heartbeats.

Just waiting for the auctioneer's order.

The auctioneer stood beside the display case, took a deep breath, and spoke in a resounding and solemn voice:

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"I guess the starting price is a dollar."

"It's not impossible. In any case, the final price will definitely be sky-high. It doesn't matter what the starting price is."

"It should be a meaningful number, right? For example, the release date of Stellaris or the birthday of Stellaris or something..."

……

Amid the whispers, the auctioneer's rhythmic voice rang out, easily spreading throughout the venue through the loudspeaker -

"The starting price for the twenty-year film and television rights of "Stars" is——"

He raised his head and said: "Five billion!!!"

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In the darkness, every shadow was frozen.

The auction venue seemed to have turned into a stone forest in an instant.

The sound disappeared, the movement stopped, even the eyes and breathing became still, and everyone remained in a petrified posture.

In the last row, the guest curled his lips and let out a low, mocking sneer.

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The sound of sneer was transmitted to both earbuds through the signal.

Outside the door, in broad daylight, someone suddenly jumped up: "What? What? How much?"

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In the first row inside the door, No. 3 finally recovered from being petrified. His pupils suddenly shrank as he looked up and stared at the strange auctioneer on the stage.

So it’s not that someone is trying to please them, but that someone is deliberately causing trouble?

She immediately wanted to stand up and point out that the person on the stage was talking nonsense, but before she could act, she heard a calm voice in her earphone: "Don't move."

Amid the discussion that was gradually reviving, that person did not waver at all, as if he had expected it: "You have already missed your chance. If you stand up now, everyone will think that the Undead Demon is forcing himself to change his words and pass the buck because he saw that the situation was not right. Because the people on the stage have definitely prepared a complete performance, waiting for you to lose your temper on the spot and turn the Undead Demon into an even bigger joke."

"..."

Number 3 clutched the armrest of the chair tightly.

In the audience, whispers had exploded into a mixture of laughter and exclamations.

Everyone was amazed at the outrageous starting price.

"No... I thought 700 million was already high. No matter how outrageous it is, it can't be more than 1 billion. But she came and asked for 5 billion right away?"

"Is she crazy? Is she not in her right mind?"

"Does she really have any idea about money?"

"Being pretentious is a standard feature of talented people, but being pretentious to this extent is not a genius, but an idiot."

"What a joke. How dare she ask for 5 billion in copyright fees for a comic that hasn't even been finished? Who does she think she is?"

"Is there really something wrong with her brain? I know that kind of person, it's called genius syndrome. Except for painting and playing chess, she may not know anything else."

"Fifty billion, hahahahahaha. No matter who you tell it to, they will think it's a fantasy."

"I really didn't expect her to be this kind of person. She is so ungrateful."

"I never thought that this girl who has always been called a genius and said to be indifferent to fame and fortune and follow her heart, would be so greedy and have no self-awareness..."

"So the auctioneer's performance just now was also arranged by her herself, right? She just wanted to make the price seem reasonable?"

"Then she's not that talented, how could she write such embarrassing lines?"

……

A while passed, but the noise didn't stop.

The auctioneer on the stage showed an extremely surprised expression upon seeing this, and began to walk back and forth on the stage anxiously, trying to stimulate the interest of the guests with his eloquent speech again, but what he got was the ubiquitous laughter in the darkness.

The auctioneer stood there awkwardly, then quickly returned to the display case and pointed at it, saying, "Please look! Stars is such an exquisite and unique painting..."

"Hahahahahaha!"

was interrupted by undisguised laughter.

——At this moment, under the spotlight, in the display cabinet, the work that was originally spotless seemed to have fallen into the swamp and been covered with mud.

The light shone into the eyes of Mr. Wen, who had been sitting elegantly in the second row, and he couldn't help but smile with a smug smile that he tried hard to suppress.

Then, his gaze slowly moved and fell on the back of the person in the front seat who was so arrogant just now but now as stiff as a stone.

He was very satisfied with this scene, but still felt a little regretful.

It's a pity that she didn't stand up and refute on the spot because of the stimulation. It would have been better if she yelled and scolded the host. That way, he would have a more exciting show waiting for him to pull her onto the stage to perform together - what a pity.

Damn little bastard.