Showbiz: From the Start, I Broke Up with Bai Lu and Kept It Real

I originally thought it was going to be Liang Wen, but in the end, are you also planning to do the same thing as an agent seducing people?

The others are okay, but Sister Hong, my protagonist, gave the song to others without asking. I'm afraid he is stupid. The copyright is not in his hands, so he just gave it to others without asking. The most important thing is that neither of them asked. Don't say anything to avoid. If you want to avoid it, don't avoid it. Can't you just say that it was written by someone else? First ask the heroine if she wants to give it to someone else? Even at that time, Sister Hong didn't know what the song meant.

Let her pay tens of billions of dollars.

Just like the title, the manager later did not accuse the book of having a problem with its true value, and directly gave the song to others without their consent.

The plot is a bit slow, the word count is low, and I just randomly took out the songs from other people's mailboxes and sang them without even saying hello to the author. I have no copyright awareness, so aren't you afraid of subsequent copyright disputes? This is common sense, right?

Keep watching if you have a single heroine, forget it if you have multiple heroines!!

Wow, did you give the copyright to Naixiao? Give it to his ex-girlfriend. Give it to Bai Lu. If you do this, you'll be screwed. The copyright is not given to her.

Get started! What I play is real!!!

The two are exactly the same, I don't know what they are written on.

I don't know what to say. . . . . .