Her Cultivation Diary
Chapter 578 - Chapter 578 578. Lun Chuan copyright sold _1

Chapter 578: 578. Lun Chuan copyright sold _1 Chapter 578: 578. Lun Chuan copyright sold _1 Imperial City.

Early in the morning, Lun Jing got out of bed and started putting on makeup in front of the mirror. As she applied the foundation, she couldn’t help but turn around with a blissful smile and ask her son,

“Do you think I’ve gotten fairer recently? My skin also seems smoother. The foundation never went on this well before… This new skincare product seems quite good!”

Lun Chuan was arranging flowers he had just trimmed into a vase, casually styling them, when he heard her and subconsciously touched his own face…

Indeed, his skin was very good.

He thought about his diet over this period, his lips moved slightly, but finally, he just chuckled, “Then Mom, you should buy another set when you’re done with this one. Skincare is one aspect, but a balanced diet is another.”

That’s so true!

Lun Jing thought to herself: Ever since her son was discharged from the hospital, she had been eating better and better. Now, all the rice, honey, tea leaves, pickles, and so on at home were bought from Song Tan.

Ah, that girl always sends things. Lun Jing felt a little guilty; she’d placed many orders already.

And her son, afraid of letting her know he was not charging her, simply created an alternate account and had everything shipped to her…

The food these past few months had been truly delightful!

At that moment, Lun Chuan asked her, “It’s almost nine o’clock, aren’t you going to leave soon?”

“Oh dear,” Lun Jing yelped, hurriedly gathered her clothes, and looked for her car keys. She had a social gathering with her dance team today!

The Wang sister, who had been pursued as a nanny last time, ultimately didn’t end up with the 60-year-old man. But it wasn’t because she had a moment of clarity; rather, a 40-year-old health product salesman had taken an interest in her…

Anyway, a forty-year-old guy (as far as Wang sister was concerned) compared to a sixty-year-old man with a family was no contest–Wang sister wasn’t stupid!

She coyly took the man around to show him off in front of the old man, then planned to invite all her sisters, saying her boyfriend wanted to treat them to a meal to get acquainted…

Lun Jing didn’t really want to go.

Her rationale was quite straightforward, “What if Wang sister gets into a fight with her boyfriend and then comes to find me? I can’t handle that!”

A sixty-year-old man isn’t a good match, but a forty-year-old isn’t necessarily one either!

But since everyone in the team was going… well, alright, let’s go! Wang sister did teach her dancing with dedication, after all.

Now with her makeup done, she picked out a skirt and cheerfully rummaged for Lun Chuan’s camera:

“Achuan, lend me the camera for a couple of days! We’re going to Forest Park for photos after eating today. I’ve recently learned a bit of photo editing, and it’s just the right time to practice with these pictures!”

No sooner had she left than a courier, dripping with sweat, knocked on the door. Seeing Lun Chuan, his eyes held an extra note of wistfulness:

“Mr. Lun, I see it’s from the same boss again… do you have a WeChat where I can follow you? His store doesn’t have anything left now! There are only mats! Are these items perhaps sold privately through WeChat?”

His wife had just started enjoying the products, and now she couldn’t even buy a jar of pickles.

Lun Chuan couldn’t help but laugh, though he could only offer an apologetic, “No, these are not for sale. We’re… friends, which is why I can receive them.”

The courier left dejectedly, and Lun Chuan thought about the items that had been removed from the store and breathed a sigh of relief–

He still remembered that cheap, plain canvas bag from the time of the rescue, the clothes that had become frayed at the edges from frequent washing, and the corner of an old, bulky laptop sticking out of her bag…

Everything spoke volumes of her financial constraint.

And now…

She must have made some money, right?

Somehow, he felt a slight happiness bubbling up within him.

Opening the box, he saw the carefully dried fish and shrimp. Inhaling the fresh aroma that filled the room, Lun Chuan pondered for a moment, then decisively went into the storeroom and dug out a case of baijiu.

No matter what, he should return the gesture first. He also sent a message to the other party, insisting there was no need to send anymore–the past few months had brought more than enough, surely amounting to over one hundred thousand when all added up!

Just as he had finished up and called the delivery guy to come over, he received a call from editor Yun Feng–

“Your book ‘Ask Fairy’ has had its film rights settled, the website is asking for 38 million… I know it’s not high compared to your other books, since you are indeed a top IP now.”

“But, the film company is Arctic Circle! That Arctic Circle known for its quality productions from every department!”

Speaking of this, Yun Feng was genuinely excited–when the rights department saw that it was Arctic Circle Films, they were so ecstatic they immediately phoned their superiors!

In any case, they were to try their utmost to secure it!

Luckily, they finally reached an agreement!

“They said that for this IP, they’ll invite director Zhang Tong to film it–you know him, right? The one who filmed martial arts dramas, ‘Purple and Green Double Swords’, ‘Frontier’… Such grandeur and magnificence!”

When an author under his care achieved remarkable success, Yun Feng, too, could receive a hefty bonus, so he became increasingly excited, going on and on.

In truth, this wasn’t the first film IP that Lun Chuan had sold, but many who bought it for its IP value either lacked the resources to begin production or were simply holding onto it as a novelty… all still unutilized.

Yun Feng sometimes couldn’t help but worry–would these companies wait until the time limit was almost up, then hastily start production?

Then with careless changes, they might produce a terrible drama, ruining the original’s reputation needlessly…

But now, Arctic Circle Films promised they would launch the project this year and definitely start filming next year!

Therefore, the company even voluntarily made concessions on price.

Lun Chuan also breathed a sigh of relief–he didn’t lack money now, and even if he wasn’t chasing fame, he wouldn’t want to be criticized for no reason, right?

He had written so many novels, and although he didn’t regard each and every one as his child, to have his hard work bastardized into a mess would still leave him feeling stifled, even if it was profitable.

Now that he had a reliable production company ready to start filming quickly, he was very pleased.

So he took the initiative to invite, “Care for tea? Come to my place, I’ve got good food today.”

They could discuss the details and sign a contract, and the fresh fish and shrimp would be perfect to treat Yun Feng.

“Oh, don’t even mention tea!”

Yun Feng’s head instantly tightened up.

This Lun Chuan, that tea he introduced was so delicious yet so expensive. Ever since he had given it to his in-laws during the Dragon Boat Festival, they had been praising it to everyone, showing off to every visitor… a pound of tea leaves didn’t even last two months!

If it weren’t for Lun Chuan sending another two pounds later, one for each set of parents, it would have been a serious blow to his wallet.

After all, it’s eleven thousand a pound! He’s just an editor–even with bonuses, he still had a mortgage to pay. A house is a sky-high expense!

At this moment, with Lun Chuan’s rights sold and the contract settled – just waiting for the author’s signature, the thought relaxed the tense veins on his forehead, replacing them with a sense of proud satisfaction:

“Fine! I tell you, I have to get half a pound of your tea today!”

“Sure.”

Lun Chuan raised an eyebrow, his handsome face and the corners of his smiling lips reflected in the darkened computer screen on the table.

It was only when Yun Feng continued, “However, the person in charge there hinted that our male-oriented books have vast settings that can be hard to adapt… They wondered if you, the original author, might be interested in visiting the set? It could facilitate some communication with the scriptwriter.”