Crossover Anime: The Heroine is in Trouble? I Take Advantage of the Situation

Couples...

“Yes.” Yamada Ryo nodded, his tone very calm. “To be precise, I am his woman.”

Hongxia's hands trembled slightly.

"But...but Fujiwara-sensei, he..." she hesitated, her voice very soft, "...he seems to have something else..."

"You mean Kasumigaoka Utaha and Sawamura Eriri, right?" Yamada Ryo didn't shy away from the question. "Yes, they are his women too."

Hongxia was immediately shocked, looking at her in disbelief: "You...you knew?"

Yamada Ryo smiled nonchalantly, "I knew it from the very beginning."

“Then you…” Hongxia was even more surprised, “Then why did you still…”

"Why are you still with him?" Yamada Ryo chimed in. "Because I want to."

Hongxia couldn't help but frown: "Liang, don't you feel wronged doing this?"

"Why should I feel wronged?" Yamada Ryo shook his head.

She looked at Hongxia with a serious expression.

"Hongxia, do you remember what happened to me before?"

Hongxia nodded.

“My parents passed away, the hospital was robbed, and I was burdened with debt…” Yamada Ryo’s voice was very soft. “At that time, I was so desperate that I wanted to die.”

She paused.

"It was Seiji who saved me."

“He helped me pay off my debts, got me back into the hospital, and gave me a reason to live again.” A resolute light shone in Yamada Ryo’s eyes. “Nijika, he’s done so much for me… what right do I have to demand that he belong only to me?”

Hongxia stared at her blankly.

“And…” Yamada Ryo smiled, “I have never regretted it.”

Hongxia bit her lip, "But...don't you think this is unfair?"

Yamada Ryo retorted, "Nijika, are there really that many fair things in the world?"

She paused.

"Seiji treats me very well, and that's enough. As for how many women he has... that's his business. I just need to stay by his side."

"

Hongxia remained silent for a long time.

She looked at the light in Yamada Ryo's eyes, and at the genuine smile and composure on her face.

Finally, she lowered her head.

“I understand…” Hongxia said softly, “Liang, I’m sorry, I shouldn’t have questioned you.”

"It's okay." Yamada Ryo smiled, walked over and hugged her. "Nijika, I know you're worried about me."

The two hugged for a long time.

Finally, Hongxia let go.

"Liang... thank you for telling me all this."

"Fool." Yamada Ryo laughed. "We're friends."

Hongxia nodded and stood up.

"I...I should go back."

"So soon?" Yamada Ryo was a little surprised. "Aren't you staying for dinner?"

"No, thank you." Hongxia shook her head. "I need to go back and help my sister."

"Alright then." Yamada Ryo saw her to the door. "Take care on the way."

"Ah."

Hongxia walked out the door

Yamada Ryo stood at the door, watching her figure gradually disappear into the night, his eyes deep.

She hadn't forgotten the interest that Seiji Fujiwara had once shown in Nijika.

"I'm sorry, Nijika. If I had the chance, I would probably side with Seiji, right?" Yamada Ryo murmured. "After all, I'm one of his people."

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Tokyo, branch office of Kuroiwa Law Firm.

Sunlight streamed in through the floor-to-ceiling windows, casting dappled shadows on the solid wood table.

Seiji Fujiwara sat on the sofa, leisurely flipping through a business magazine in his hands.

Across from him, Ken Sakaguchi was organizing documents.

Ken Sakaguchi is 42 years old and is one of the senior partners at Kuroiwa Law Firm. He is in the prime of his life and his career is thriving.

"Professor Fujiwara, I apologize for keeping you waiting." After a while, Ken Sakaguchi looked up and adjusted his glasses. "I have prepared a preliminary plan regarding the management of the Yamada family hospital."

"No rush." ​​Seiji Fujiwara put down his magazine and smiled. "I've called you here today because there's something new."

Chapter 89 Yes, the copyrights to these songs all belong to me (1/2)

"Please go ahead." Ken Sakaguchi took out his notebook, with a pen hovering above the paper.

“I want to register a subsidiary of a music brand,” Seiji Fujiwara said bluntly.

Music brand?

Isn't that a bit of a leap, Fujiwara-sensei?

Ken Sakaguchi paused for a moment, but quickly resumed writing: "Excuse me, what's the company name?"

“Genesis Music.” Seiji Fujiwara leaned back on the sofa. “The English name is Genesis Music, and the Japanese name is 創世紀ミ-ュージック.”

Ken Sakaguchi quickly jotted down: "What about brand positioning and slogan?"

"Pursuing individuality and unleashing one's true self." Seiji Fujiwara thought for a moment and added, "Actually, it's not a normal business; it's just a convenient place for Ryo to play music."

Ken Sakaguchi looked up, a look of understanding flashing in his eyes.

Then there is nothing to say.

If we don't consider business operations, then it doesn't matter how we do it.

"Understood." Ken Sakaguchi nodded. "May I ask what the registered capital is?"

"Let's start with 20 million," Seiji Fujiwara said calmly. "I'll let you know if we need to raise more capital later."

Ken Sakaguchi paused again with his pen.

Twenty million...

For a newly established music brand, this registered capital is already quite considerable.

“Okay, I’ll process the registration as soon as possible.” Ken Sakaguchi finished writing. “Normally, it takes about two days. If I need expedited processing…”

“No need to rush.” Seiji Fujiwara waved his hand. “Just follow the normal procedure.”

As he spoke, he took a black USB drive out of his briefcase and placed it on the table.

"In addition, there are a number of musical works here, and I need you to help me prepare the legal documents for copyright registration."

Ken Sakaguchi took the USB drive and, as usual, asked, "What is the copyright ownership status of these works...?"

"All original works, and the copyright belongs entirely to me," Seiji Fujiwara said calmly.

Ken Sakaguchi paused for a moment.

Fujiwara-sensei, can even write her own songs?

It's probably just a pastime during leisure time.

Ken Sakaguchi thought to himself, carefully put away the USB drive, and bowed, saying, "Understood. I'll handle it as soon as possible. How long will it take?"

"Is three days enough?" Seiji Fujiwara asked.

“That’s enough.” Ken Sakaguchi pushed up his glasses. “If there’s nothing else, I’ll prioritize this project.”

"Then I'll leave it to you." Seiji Fujiwara stood up. "Call me directly after you've finished organizing the documents."

"Okay, Fujiwara-sensei."

Watching Seiji Fujiwara's departing figure, Ken Sakaguchi looked down at the USB drive in his hand, a hint of curiosity rising in his heart.

Musical works...

How many songs will there be?

Ten poems? Twenty poems?

He shook his head and put the USB drive into his briefcase.

You'll know once you see it.

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Three days later, in Ken Sakaguchi's office at the Tokyo branch of the Kuroiwa Law Firm.

Eleven o'clock at night.

Only Ken Sakaguchi's office in the entire building had its lights on.

He sat at his desk, staring blankly at the computer screen.

On the screen was a list of music copyrights that he had compiled over the past three days.

Total number of songs: 142!

The categories are as follows:

- Rock songs: 35 tracks

-Popular Category: 48 songs

Folk Songs: 22

- Electronic category: 18 pieces

-Anime Category: 19 pieces

Each song has complete lyrics and music descriptions, arrangement notes, production suggestions, and even the type of singer that is suitable for it is clearly marked.

Ken Sakaguchi took off his glasses and rubbed his sore eyes.

He had lost count of how many times he had done this.

Since receiving this task three days ago, he has devoted almost all his time to organizing these music copyright documents.

At first, when he opened the USB drive and saw the number of files, he thought Seiji Fujiwara had made a mistake—how could there be so many songs?

But as he opened the files one by one, reality crashed against him like waves.

Each song has a complete demo.

Each song has detailed production instructions.

What he found even more unbelievable was—

These songs are all so good!!

Even if he is not a professional musician, but just an ordinary listener, he can clearly feel the quality of these songs.

Not at a "good" level.

Instead, it's the kind of top-notch masterpiece that you can't forget after just one listen!

hiss!