CHAPTER 133: CHAPTER 133 COPYRIGHT TURMOIL

Her mother gave her eight thousand yuan and even opened a separate card for her, letting her link it to her payment account.

On Sunday, Sheng Tang went to have dinner on time.

All the girls were there too.

After dinner, they went shopping for clothes and watched a movie.

A certain movie was quite famous and its box office was also impressive, starring actors who guaranteed good ticket sales.

"My goddess Lan Fei is the lead actress!" a classmate said, "I have to watch this movie."

"Online reviews say because of Lan Fei, the movie’s rating dropped by two points. Don’t get your hopes up too high."

"Anyone who insults my goddess, no matter how far, must be exterminated. Are you looking for a fight?"

Fooling around, they finally decided on this movie starring Lan Fei.

Sheng Tang followed them into the cinema.

Gu Shiyan appeared, playing a somewhat crazy and lively girl, her performance was really over the top.

Sheng Tang remembered Mrs. Gu saying her daughter’s acting wasn’t good, it seems it wasn’t just an angry remark.

Gu Shiyan’s acting was really just so-so.

Her only merit, probably, was her beauty.

No matter what kind of shot, chaotic or orderly, she was always stunningly beautiful.

Sheng Tang thought, she could totally be a special type of actress, just playing great beauties in various films, every frown and smile captivating souls.

Beauties have their market, there’s no need to challenge various difficult roles.

One person can’t have all the advantages. Gu Shiyan is exceptionally beautiful, comes from a prestigious family, and if her acting is a bit lacking, it’s not really a flaw.

The two-hour movie ended, and as everyone walked out, even the fervent fans felt that Lan Fei dragged down the movie’s score.

"The goddess should take on more elegant roles, she’s not really suited for this lively type."

Sheng Tang couldn’t help but laugh.

"But the goddess is impressive, she can land roles in all these big productions."

"It’s because of the big shots behind her."

"You keep saying she has a sponsor, couldn’t it just be that she’s lucky?"

They all laughed loudly, who believes that?

The fervent fan pulled Sheng Tang, "What do you think?"

"Maybe her family is rich," Sheng Tang laughed. "Hasn’t anyone dug into her family background?"

"I’ve checked, it seems her family is in business, but the specifics are unclear."

Another girl chimed in, knowing a lot, "For her to have so many resources, unless her dad is the CEO of Huishi, it’s pretty unlikely."

Sheng Tang: "..."

The discussion went on noisily, but Sheng Tang didn’t join in.

Having had her fun, Sheng Tang took Jiang Baocu’s special car to go home.

On Monday, the next day, as soon as she arrived at school, the homeroom teacher called her to the office.

Teacher Chen had a suspiciously gentle demeanor recently.

"...The performance last Friday, did you write that song yourself?"

Sheng Tang was sharp as ever. Just from a change in expression, she knew what the other person was up to.

Undoubtedly, someone had come to school asking about the copyright of "The First Dream."

"Yes," she said.

"Here’s the thing, a music company, quite renowned in the industry, wants to buy your copyright. They reached out to the school, which is why I’m asking you," the homeroom teacher said.

Just as she had guessed.

Sheng Tang replied honestly, "I’ve already sold the copyright."

Homeroom teacher: "..."

She knew Sheng Tang didn’t trust her, intentionally being evasive.

She softened her tone, "That company is offering a high price of one hundred thousand. Can you reconsider?"

Sheng Tang smiled again, "Teacher, I’m really not lying to you, I’ve already sold it. The song is probably going to be released next week, and then you’ll know I’m not lying."

The homeroom teacher scrutinized her expression, trying to judge the truth in her words.