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Although they are eligible to buy, they lack the required "favorability" to purchase and can only watch from afar.

Xu Fan discovered that there was only one copy of "Lost and Found" available for purchase, although the price was just about right.

But after he finished reading the general introduction, he suddenly had a different feeling about the system deep down.

Xu Fan was not surprised that his own favorability rating was only a little over 130 million, while the only copy of "Lost and Found" that he could buy was worth 127 million.

What surprised him was that the story told in "Lost and Love" was exactly the story of a person who rode a motorcycle all over the country to find his abducted child.

This story, while not exactly similar to Dou Shui'er's, or rather, to the story of the old man and Liao Fanxing, is certainly related.

It's as if the system knows what you want to do, so it creates a movie like this for you.

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===Chapter 60 Fate===

Xu Fan didn't go far. He walked to a nearby coffee shop, found a seat, and sat down.

He ordered a coffee, and then his thoughts were drawn to the movie "Lost and Found," which he had purchased for 127 million favor points. He couldn't tear himself away, and before he knew it, his eyes were a little red.

He took a deep breath and understood the significance of the film.

He saw the box office performance of the film "Lost and Love" in a parallel world, which was only mediocre, but its influence was unmatched by most films.

Xu Fan knew that in this world or a parallel world, there were countless cases of human traffickers abducting children, so this movie really made Xu Fan tremble deep inside.

After deciding on "Lost and Found," Xu Fan knew he needed to talk to Liao Fanxing again.

To ensure the film's integrity, Xu Fan even used his remaining 30,000 favor points to buy the theme song "The Road Home" from the movie "Lost and Found".

After clarifying all his thoughts, exploring many avenues for breakthrough, and figuring out how to talk to Liao Fanxing, he registered the copyright before going out to find a printing shop. He inserted his portable USB drive, printed out the movie script, and then bought a folder to store it.

Xu Fan glanced at the company building of Fanxing Pictures.

Three hours later, he stepped back in.

He didn't act rashly, but instead had a brief conversation with the receptionist.

The receptionist dialed the number again.

Liao Fanxing had just hung up a phone call, and listening to the news on the other end, she felt even more agitated.

Frustrated by the lack of good news throughout the day, Liao Fanxing tried her best to find a solution, but without any success.

Just then, the secretary knocked and entered again. Liao Fanxing asked irritably, "What is it now?"

The secretary stood there obediently and said, "Mr. Liao, Mr. Xu came to see you again."

Liao Fanxing slammed a document on the table, muttering, "Is this ever going to end? Just because he's a singer doesn't mean he's all that! Tell him he's not seeing her!"

The secretary nodded and left.

A moment later, he came in again.

Liao Fanxing looked at her secretary with annoyance and asked, "Didn't I say I wouldn't see you? What's the matter now?"

The secretary was also upset, but after hearing what Xu Fan had said, she felt she should react, so she said, "President Liao, Mr. Xu said that perhaps he can help us get through this difficult time. He said he has a script that we can give a try."

Liao Fanxing scoffed, "Him, a newcomer, can help our company overcome its difficulties? What a joke."

Seeing Liao Fanxing's resolute determination, the secretary nodded and prepared to leave, but then Liao Fanxing suddenly asked, "You said he has a script?"

The secretary nodded: "That's what he said."

Liao Fanxing stomped her feet in frustration in the office, feeling extremely conflicted.

On the one hand, he really didn't want to see this young man who always mentioned his biological father; on the other hand, the company's current situation made him realize that he had to seize every opportunity.

After thinking for a while, he still felt that the overall situation was more important, so he waved his hand.

The secretary accepted the order, and Xu Fan walked in shortly afterward.

Liao Fanxing said sarcastically, "What exactly is Mr. Xu's purpose in this persistent haunting?"

The secretary closed the door and left. Xu Fan looked at Liao Fanxing and said, "Mr. Liao, is this how you usually speak?"

Liao Fanxing snorted and sat down in the boss's chair, saying, "How could that be? I was just curious what kind of script Mr. Xu had that was so rare that he dared to say he could help our company get through this difficult time."

Xu Fan looked at Liao Fanxing, and his heart stirred slightly.

The fact that they asked about the script right off the bat suggests that Starry Night Pictures is in a much worse situation than I imagined.

So Xu Fan, with a "I've got you figured out" attitude, said, "Whether the script I have is useful or not, you'll find out later. Right now, I still want to talk to you about what happened at noon today."

Liao Fanxing's gaze was fixed on Xu Fan.

One second, two seconds, three seconds!

Liao Fanxing walked back to her boss's seat and sat down, scoffing, "Xu Fan, a greenhorn who debuted on 'The Coming One,' you do sing well, but you seem unaware that society is sometimes darker than you imagine. You have the script in your hand; I have no fewer than a hundred ways to make you leave the script and get out of here. Do you believe me?"

Xu Fan waved his hand and said, "It doesn't matter. I own the copyright, and you can sell it anytime."

Liao Fanxing laughed as he watched this scene, and said to Xu Fan, "Young man, copyright is indeed very important, but a script is static, while people are dynamic. We have a professional adaptation team. As long as we find a good movie script, I think we can adapt it without any problem."

Xu Fan nodded and said, "You're welcome to give it a try."

Liao Fanxing suddenly stood up angrily and said, "Xu Fan, what exactly do you want?"

"Let's discuss a business deal." Xu Fan placed the script in front of Liao Fanxing and said calmly, "If you don't want to discuss that matter, you can take a look at the script first."

Liao Fanxing stared at Xu Fan, reached out and picked up the script. His gaze was first drawn to the words "lost orphan," because he himself should belong to that lost orphan.

Then he turned to the first page, because the script had been printed out by Xu Fan on the spot. Of course, he wouldn't be foolish enough to print out the whole script, so he only printed out a few excerpts.

So when Liao Fanxing read the description between the lines, she learned that the middle-aged man named Lei Zekuan had traveled all over the country for fifteen years, just to find his lost child.

His heart skipped a beat when he saw the first line of dialogue.

The line is: "It's been fifteen years, and only on the road do I feel like a father."

Only when I'm on the road do I feel like a father. How much self-blame, how much love and longing is contained in this line?

This one line almost brought tears to the eyes of this man in his thirties.

He saw the second clip and was once again struck by a dialogue that was simple yet profoundly moving.

This is a dialogue between a master and Lei Zekuan.

Lei Zekuan: Why me of all people?

Master: You have been born and died on every piece of land here, and every living being here was once your parent.

Lei Zekuan: Will I ever be able to find my son?

Master: He came, a convergence of conditions; he left, a separation of conditions. If you seek him, a new connection arises; if you don't seek him, the connection ends. Finding him is the beginning of a connection; not finding him is the end. The paths we've walked, the people we've met, each has its own cause and its own connection. Do more good deeds, and when conditions are right, we will meet again!

The coming together of fate, the separation of fate, the arising of fate, the extinction of fate, and the end of fate.

As Liao Fanxing looked at the lines, her hands holding the script began to tremble slightly.

Every word seemed to tell its own story.

Different, yet strangely familiar.

He knew his father had been searching for him, and he had imagined reuniting with his father, which is why he went for a paternity test.

But when the results came out, he was scared.

He hesitated; when faced with the pros and cons of the conditions his adoptive parents offered him, he backed down.

Just like the saying goes, finding it is the beginning of a connection, not finding it is the end of a connection.

Their separation must have meant the end of their relationship.

But now, is Xu Fan's arrival a call to himself?

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===Chapter 61 Discussion===

Although Liao Fanxing is not a director or screenwriter, he has read countless scripts and watched countless movies.

He didn't know the full content of the script, nor did he know what the final film would look like.

However, he could tell from the introduction that this was a low-budget film about combating child trafficking.

This film may not have high standards, but it has garnered significant public attention. Even with increased nationwide oversight in this area, the number of children abducted each year remains countless.

This groundbreaking film reveals the shadow of fatherly love in the life of a man in his fifties.

He suddenly missed his father, whom he had only met once in his memory.

However, after taking a deep breath, Liao Fanxing still didn't bring up the issue, but instead returned to the script.

Although I didn't see the whole thing, at least some of the lines really touched my heart, and perhaps they can resonate with many others, and maybe even lead to a charitable act.

This will help countless abducted children understand deep in their hearts that a father's love is unchanging.

Thinking of this, his heart ached even more, but he still gritted his teeth and asked, "How do you want to cooperate?"

Xu Fan noticed Liao Fanxing's trembling hands and the unavoidable emotion in her eyes, and said, "Three conditions."

Liao Fanxing looked at Xu Fan, put the script on the table, and said a single word.

"Say!"

Xu Fan said, "First, three million for the script and film/television shooting rights."

After quickly calculating in her mind, Liao Fanxing said, "It's acceptable."

Xu Fan said, "Secondly, 45 percent of the film's box office revenue."

Liao Fanxing stared at Xu Fan and said, "Are you that confident in this movie?"

Xu Fan said, "If you don't believe me, I won't take a penny if the box office is less than 200 million."

When Liao Fanxing heard Xu Fan say this, he suddenly felt a little more confident. Fanxing Pictures was being driven to bankruptcy by a series of poorly made movies and TV shows.

For them, any movie that grosses over 100 million yuan is already a huge success.

He didn't hesitate much when faced with the 45% figure Xu Fan mentioned.

At this point, he was no longer concerned about money, but rather about the reputation of Starry Night Pictures.

Liao Fanxing said, "Since you're so sure, I agree to a 45% revenue share. However, I need to pay the 3 million for the script and film rights in installments. I can only give you 1 million upfront, and the remaining 2 million will be paid after the film is released."

Xu Fan frowned, and Liao Fanxing explained, "You should know about our company's current situation. Although we can definitely squeeze out three million, the film's production costs and actor costs will require a lot of expenditure."