Pursuing Her Best Friend after Confession Failed-Chapter 245 - 130: 50 Million Copyright Fee, Little Moon’s Devoted Kiss (Two-in-One, Request for Subscription, Request for Monthly Ticket) - Part 2

Chapter 245: Chapter 130: 50 Million Copyright Fee, Little Moon’s Devoted Kiss (Two-in-One, Request for Subscription, Request for Monthly Ticket) - Part 2

He was somewhat perplexed. Did they really need the game adaptation rights for "Battle Starry Sky" so urgently? However, since the other party had already agreed, he had no reason to go back on his word.

Li Yuan extended his hand for a shake and smiled. "CEO You, this copyright deal is bound to be a win-win."

You Wenxuan looked at Li Yuan with deep emotion. "Mr. Xia Hua, we aren’t just optimistic about this book, but even more so about you as a person. To achieve such popularity with your first book at the mere age of eighteen, all while being a top student at Daxia University... your future is boundless. You will inevitably be a representative figure in the history of web novels.

"I believe that in the future, the web novel industry will flourish, and you will become a titan of the literary world. By then, your name itself will be an unshakable brand..."

Li Yuan felt a little embarrassed by the praise. "CEO You, you flatter me. I simply have my own take on web novels and was quite lucky."

Wu Wenhui also walked over, looking excitedly at Li Yuan and You Wenxuan. A storm was already brewing in his heart. This was 50,000,000, just for the game adaptation rights of a single book. It opened up a new world for him; the future of the web novel market was immeasurable.

"CEO You, Xia Hua, congratulations to you both for completing the largest copyright deal in the history of web novels."

You Wenxuan waved his hand, and an employee from Wangyi Company brought over the prepared contract. He swiftly filled in the copyright transfer fee, signed his name with a flourish, and handed it to Li Yuan. "Mr. Xia Hua, I have signed the copyright transfer agreement. Please take a look."

Li Yuan gave it a brief glance before passing it to Wu Wenhui and the professionals from Yuandian Web to review. Wangyi Company hadn’t tried any tricks in the contract; its only requirement was that the book be completed without any issues. This stipulation was practically a given. Considering the book’s profitability and brand value, unless something unforeseen occurred, no one would dare to write it poorly. Li Yuan also signed his name on the contract. Once Wangyi Company transferred the fee, the deal would be officially complete.

"A pleasure doing business with you!"

...

By the time the transaction was officially complete, it was past four in the afternoon. After all related taxes and fees were deducted, Li Yuan’s personal account held over forty million in additional cash. To avoid any further exposure, Li Yuan specifically instructed the people from Wangyi Company and Yuandian Web to keep the exact amount confidential. He understood the principle of not flaunting one’s wealth. He didn’t plan to keep this money in the bank indefinitely and intended to invest it quickly into fixed assets or other industries, such as stocks.

Li Yuan thought to himself blissfully, Forty million, plus the twenty million I had left... that rounds up to a hundred million. Tsk, tsk. It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to call myself a hundred-millionaire now, would it?

...

Zhong Tingyue felt that the day’s events were somewhat surreal. She looked at Li Yuan as if he were a monster.

Noticing her gaze, Li Yuan chuckled. "Little Moon, if you keep staring at me like that, I’ll get shy."

Zhong Tingyue was in a bit of a daze. Seeing Li Yuan’s calm expression, which showed no sign of arrogance or pride from earning tens of millions, she couldn’t help but hold him in even higher regard. She bit her lip, her eyes fixed on him as she asked curiously, "Senior Li Yuan, aren’t you the least bit excited?"

Li Yuan asked, puzzled, "Is there anything worth getting excited about?"

Zhong Tingyue rolled her eyes at him, pouting. "You’re a multi-millionaire now! You’ve achieved financial freedom, and you’re not even a little excited?"

Li Yuan gave a wry smile. "It’s just tens of millions, not hundreds of billions. In Modu, or even in all of Huaxia, this amount of money really isn’t much."

Zhong Tingyue really wanted to give Li Yuan a playful punch. *Just tens of millions,* he had said, making it sound so easy. Did he have any idea what the average salary in Huaxia was? Based on the annual salary of a Daxia University graduate, a person would have to work for hundreds of years without spending a single cent to earn that much. Zhong Tingyue glared at him and mumbled, "Li Yuan, you know, your pretentious act is really asking for a beating."

Li Yuan laughed heartily. "Is it? I truly don’t think tens of millions is much. In the future, that’ll barely be enough for a single apartment in Modu."

Zhong Tingyue snorted. "Modu’s housing prices aren’t that expensive. Forty million is enough to buy a large villa there."

Li Yuan was noncommittal. An idea suddenly struck him as he recalled his "Operation: Little Moon Conquest" plan. He asked, "Little Moon, I’m thinking about making some investments. Are you interested in joining me?"

"Investing?" Zhong Tingyue asked curiously. "What are you planning to invest in?"

Li Yuan didn’t hide anything from her, stating directly, "I plan to invest in bubble tea shops and real estate. I believe these two sectors are surefire investments with great prospects for the future."

Zhong Tingyue thought for a moment before asking curiously, "I can understand real estate. Modu’s current housing prices are around ten thousand per square meter, and I feel that as the economy recovers, prices will continue to rise. If you want to invest in real estate, that makes sense.

"But bubble tea shops? Like the ones near our university? Isn’t that market already saturated? Would investing now even yield significant returns?"

Li Yuan couldn’t help but give Zhong Tingyue an appreciative glance. She was truly a top student in Business Administration. Her insight, at least concerning real estate, was quite sharp.

"As for houses," he began, "their value is guaranteed to rise significantly in the next few years; it’s a can’t-lose investment. Little Moon, if you have the money, you should really consider investing in real estate."