Who says real and fake daughters can’t be sisters?

After discussing the idea of ​​shooting with several roommates, Yuanluo left the school. She had no classes on Sunday and she didn't have a dormitory at school. If she didn't go to study, there was really no need for her to stay in school.

I remember that during the live broadcast yesterday, a fan mentioned the novel "Peeking Crane". Adaptations have been very popular in the past two years, and many film and television companies have bought popular IPs to adapt them into film and television. As long as the adaptations are not too outrageous, they have made a lot of money in the past two years.

The capital chain of Qingluo Entertainment has been relatively stable in the past two years. Yuanluo intends to expand the scale, so after returning home, Yuanluo found the novel "Peeking Crane" and planned to read it to see if it has investment value.

After finding this novel, Yuanluo discovered that this novel has a pretty good fan base. The content of the novel is also very simple; it is a story about a modern woman who travels through time and space to become the daughter of an ancient prime minister.

Unlike most time-travel novels, this book is not a sweet time-travel novel, nor is it about an ancient prince who abandons a noble lady from an aristocratic family and only loves the free soul of a time-travel girl.

Although the heroine Shen Rou is the legitimate daughter of the Prime Minister's Mansion, as soon as she traveled through time, she saw the concubine's sister committing suicide out of shame and anger because her feet were accidentally seen by a man from outside. As soon as Shen Rou arrived, she deeply realized the meaning of the saying that feudal ethics is cannibalistic.

Therefore, the heroine follows the rules and dares not make any mistakes. However, she finds that being law-abiding cannot really save herself. In this era, the prime minister's daughter is just a chess piece on a man's chessboard.

If you want to have a say, you have to have your own value. The heroine had no choice but to use modern knowledge to make a name for herself in poetry meetings step by step. Her reputation became better and better, but she found that in the eyes of her cheap father, she was just someone who could be sold at a better price.

In a desperate situation, Shen Rou made a stupid move and took out the formula for making gunpowder and purifying salt. She thought that in this way, she finally had a bargaining chip to fight for herself, but her ambitious father directly used this as a bargaining chip to surrender to the prince.

Shen Rou became the Crown Princess directly, but this was not the beginning of a beautiful love. The Crown Prince was a qualified politician. Because he knew that the two prescriptions were taken out by Shen Rou, he made Shen Rou the Crown Princess.

Since the day she married into the Eastern Palace, she has been placed under house arrest in disguise. The prince's idea is very simple. Since she can easily produce these two things, she must have other abilities that have not been demonstrated.

The prince used all sorts of tricks on her every day, just to squeeze out the surplus value from her. In order to make her serve the Eastern Palace wholeheartedly, he made her give birth to a legitimate son, but did not let her raise the child.

In order to protect herself and live an easier life, Shen Rou had to reveal the knowledge she knew bit by bit so that people would feel that she had not lost her value.

Finally, after day after day of suffering, Shen Rou died of exhaustion in the second year after becoming queen.

The author Jian Chuntai has a profound literary foundation and delicate writing style, which is based on the ancient era environment. Although it is a fictional dynasty, it vividly expresses the oppression of women by feudal ethics and the helplessness of that era.

In fact, before this, many film and television companies had talked to Jianchuntai about acquiring the copyright of "Peeking Crane", but Jianchuntai refused.

The reason is very simple. With the current ethics of film and television companies, the drama they shoot will definitely be a drama of Shen Rou and the prince's passionate love, which is completely out of the core of her story. Therefore, the copyright of "Peeking Crane" has not been sold so far.

Yuanluo likes this story very much. She feels that as long as it sticks to the original work and does not deviate too far from the plot, it should become a classic. Yuanluo still wants to discuss the copyright of this novel.

But she has to go back to school tomorrow, so Yuanluo can only leave this matter to Sister Zhou and Chen Feng for the time being.

When Chen Feng saw that the caller ID was Yuan Luo, he guessed that she must have some new ideas to make money, so he was very happy when he answered the phone: "Hello, President Luo, call me on Sunday, do you have any new ideas to make money?"

Yuan Luo found it funny and said jokingly, "It seems that the salary I paid to our Vice President Chen is still too low. He is still so short of money."

"Boss Luo, you always make fun of me. You haven't treated me unfairly, but who would complain about making too much money? You called me on Sunday, so it must be good news."

"That's a good thing. Do you remember that we talked about buying a few IPs for film and television adaptations? Today I saw a good IP called Peeping Crane. I like it very much, but the author is very cautious about copyright. But I believe Vice President Chen can do it."

When Chen Feng heard Yuan Luo mention "Peeking Crane", he hesitated: "Boss Luo, your task is really difficult. I have heard of this novel, but I heard that even Shenghuang sent someone to discuss the copyright issue, but they didn't come to an agreement."

"Just because Sheng Huang can't come to an agreement doesn't mean we can't. You can talk to Jian Chuntai and give us the copyright of the novel, and let her be the screenwriter. If she can't revise the script, we will arrange for a professional screenwriter to assist her, but she will have absolute say."

"Boss Luo, this would be very risky, right? After all, as far as I know, Jian Chuntai was only a full-time writer before and had never been a screenwriter. It is still very risky for a writer to switch to screenwriting. This is why several other film and television companies did not agree to this condition."

Yuan Luo didn't think there was anything wrong with this matter: "Professional screenwriters have also made many bad dramas. Investment is risky. If you want someone's copyright, you can't be risk-free. Besides, how can you be sure that a professional screenwriter can adapt a better work than the original author?"

"Okay, Ms. Luo, I understand. I'll invite the person out tomorrow to have a good talk."

I have to say that the face of the heroine in the novel is very similar to Sun Tian. Her fans do have good taste. Asking for resources for Sun Tian in the live broadcast room will be beneficial to her future development.

However, the copyright issue has not been negotiated yet, so there is no rush for the casting. Moreover, Yuanluo still wants to hear more of Chuntai's opinions on the selection of important roles. After all, no one understands the work better than the author himself.

Sun Tian had just finished filming a movie recently and was still taking a rest. She had no idea that her fans had done something big and that there was a big pie in the sky waiting for her.

Soon, gossip accounts spread the news that Jianchuntai was interested in selling the copyright of "Peeking Crane" to Qingluo Entertainment.

Ordinary people don’t feel anything yet, but the biggest reaction comes from book fans, who are all praying that the novel won’t be changed, otherwise they will really go crazy.

But after the netizens in the live broadcast room learned the news that day, they all started to celebrate.

'Love is really good at dealing with people. She really reads the comments in the live broadcast room. It's only been a few days, but she's already negotiating the copyright. Can she dream of Sun Tian as the heroine?'

"Really? Really? Have you negotiated the copyright? Please don't make any changes."