This story happened a month ago when a sports company held a basketball game. In order to cooperate with the promotion, they planned to make a web series with 12 episodes in the first season and a total word count of about 144,000 words. The other party raised two points. First, the male protagonist had a twin brother. His brother died unexpectedly. The male protagonist inherited the legacy of playing basketball. At the same time, he also inherited his sister-in-law, who is the female protagonist. Second, when the male protagonist's mother once went to see her son play, she discovered that the male protagonist's coach was her lover. Then she discovered that the male protagonist turned out to be the coach's biological son... As for why the male protagonist's mother took her son away from that coach, the client said that she had not thought about it and left it to me to think about; and how the brother died, I also left it to me to think about.
The reason why I directly post the relationship between the characters is to inform readers: this story is originally very bloody, so it takes a lot of brain power to rationalize the integration of the two bloody memes.
At that time, we negotiated the price and creation time, and agreed to pay a 30% deposit ten days later. However, after I submitted the 20,000-word story outline, there was no news from the company.
I asked twice, and then a month passed, and I knew that this project had become obsolete...
I couldn't bear to waste all the hard work I put into it (in addition to the idea, I also read a lot of basketball-related information this month), so I decided to rewrite this story into a novel and publish it in Jinjiang. Maybe this novel won't be popular, but publishing it can prove to the world in advance that this story was created by me. If this story is really filmed one day in the future, every reader here will be my witness.