The eldest daughter became popular after appearing on a family variety show

"I was scared to death just now."

Ji Minghan only breathed a sigh of relief after the soldiers took the owner of the teahouse away.

"You're really scared?" Li Huaimin patted Ji Minghan on the shoulder and said, "Brother Minghan, why do you distrust the princess so much? The princess doesn't look like an unwise person."

Ji Minghan secretly glanced at Ji Chenxing and smiled embarrassedly.

The teahouse was crowded and Ji Chenxing didn't want to stay there for too long.

After the soldiers took the owner of the teahouse away, Ji Chenxing asked the system to package a copy of the previous videos and sent it to Jun Heng.

The owner of the teahouse was very bold. Relying on the fact that no one knew about it, he not only insulted Ji Chenxing, but also cursed Jun Heng with a few words.

Ji Chenxing believed that Jun Heng, who saw the whole story, would be willing to give Ji Chenxing justice.

The few of them did not return to Li Huaimin's house, but went to Ji Chenxing's Princess Mansion.

Now, Ji Chenxing has two princess mansions.

One is the house that Jun Heng originally gave to Ji Chenxing. The decoration here is very nice and Ji Chenxing likes it very much.

There is another place that Ji Chenxing asked for on his own initiative, where Ji Zunxing's family used to live.

Ji Chenxing originally planned to keep that place for Wen Ya and Ji Huaiyu, but now he thinks it’s better to forget it. The place where Ji Zunxing lived is somewhat unlucky.

So although this former general's mansion has now been renamed the Princess's Mansion, it has remained vacant, and Ji Chenxing has not made any other plans for the time being.

It is this house that I brought Ji Minghan to today.

Li Huaimin was born in a poor family and had never been to many houses like this in his life. When he first came to Ji Chenxing's mansion, he was more or less surprised by its luxury.

As for Ji Minghan, the shock was much greater.

The last time he came to this house was to explain his ideas to Ji Zunxing, but unfortunately Ji Zunxing disagreed, and the two of them parted unhappily.

At that time, Ji Minghan was still thinking that one day he would be able to make a lot of money like Li Huaimin, and then buy a house as big as the general's mansion to impress Ji Zunxing.

When they came back this time, the Ji family had fallen into the status of an ordinary family with no power or influence. Because of the incident in which they had hurt Princess Xihe, they were even worse than an ordinary family.

How emotional.

Led by Ji Chenxing, the two arrived at the reception room of the Princess's Mansion.

"Let's continue with the topic we were just discussing. I've read what you wrote and would like to buy your copyright. What do you think?"

"Copyright? What is that?" Ji Minghan looked confused.

People of this era do not understand this word.

"It's similar to a teahouse. After you finish writing, you sell your story to me and I'll give you money." Ji Chenxing chose a relatively simple explanation, "But you have to note that after you sell the copyright to me, your story is mine and you can't let others use it in the future."

Ji Minghan's brain wasn't very quick to come to terms with this, but Li Huaimin was very supportive of this.

"I think the copyright the princess mentioned is a good thing." Li Huaimin touched his smooth chin, "Just like the Q version of the princess that I spent several months drawing, it was stolen by someone else less than ten days after it was released."

Li Huaimin sighed, "It's a good thing that the princess bought Brother Minghan's copyright, because Brother Minghan's stories are often stolen by others. If the princess comes forward to protect it, no one should dare to steal Brother Minghan's stories."

Ji Chenxing nodded. Of course she understood this, but for ancient times, now was not the best time to protect copyright.

Now, productivity in ancient times was very backward, and some people had difficulty in getting food, let alone spending money on copyright.

As for the action figures made by Li Huaimin, their target audience can only be dignitaries, as ordinary people cannot afford those things.

Moreover, in this era, the final right of interpretation lies with the imperial power. All laws are just a piece of paper in front of the imperial power.

There is only one emperor, but there are tens of millions of common people. It is impossible for the emperor to be punished the same as the common people if he breaks the law.

The Emperor is the law.

For ordinary people, even if the princes and nobles steal your things, what can you do?
Is that piece of empty paper really useful to them?

This is the fact, but Ji Chenxing still answered Li Huaimin's question.

"I will mention the copyright issue to the Emperor later, but whether the Emperor is interested in governing it is beyond my jurisdiction."

Li Huaimin was a very smart man, and he understood what Ji Chenxing meant as soon as he heard it.

As for the rest, he didn't dare to think too much. He just said, "Thank you, Princess." and didn't say anything more.

After all, the main thing today is that Ji Minghan wants to sell the copyright to Ji Chenxing.

"Then sister, how much money do you want to offer?" Ji Minghan asked stupidly.

Ji Minghan is not a conservative person as he can think of so many storylines. But when facing Ji Chenxing, for some reason, Ji Minghan just can't be smart.

After Ji Minghan finished speaking, he quickly waved his hand and said, "I'm not afraid that you will give me too little. What I mean is that you don't have to give me anything... You can use anything I write. Just tell me."

Ji Chenxing certainly knew Ji Minghan’s good intentions, but this wouldn’t work.

"Today I will just briefly tell you about this matter. The specific price will be decided after my company has read your story. It can be as low as a few hundred taels or as high as a few thousand taels for each story."

Ji Chenxing gave his estimated estimate.

She planned to make reasonable use of Ji Minghan's stories after buying them. Those that could be posted on novel platforms would be posted on novel platforms, those that could be made into short dramas would be made into short dramas, and those that could be made into TV series would be made into TV series.

According to the valuation given by Gao Yang, she would convert it into ancient prices and give Ji Minghan some money.

About... one fifth to one third...

Moreover, silver is not a very expensive thing in modern times. The rewards that Ji Chenxing received alone included nearly ten thousand taels of silver and several thousand taels of gold, which was more than enough to pay Ji Minghan for his royalties.

However, Ji Minghan never expected that the story he wrote could be sold at this price.

In the past, he always felt that compared with Li Huaimin, his "career" seemed to have no future.

Li Huaimin could earn several hundred taels of silver at a time when selling things, but I, after spending so much time writing a story, could only earn three or five taels of silver at a time.

Moreover, Li Huaimin's business grew bigger and bigger, but it took a long time to write his own storybooks, so it was impossible to increase the quantity.

I thought it would be impossible to catch up with Li Huaimin's speed of making money in this lifetime, but I didn't expect that in the blink of an eye, I would have my day of turning things around! (End of this chapter)