The Third-Gen Chaebol Becomes a Genius Actor

Ch 33

Upon realizing that her work had been plagiarized, Jeong Dahee immediately searched for the business card she had received from the production company. Anxiously biting her nails, she continued to make phone calls, but the other party still did not answer.

When she called for the fifth time, she heard an electronic voice saying that the phone was turned off.

'What should I do?'

Even in such a situation, it was more miserable to have to continue working for a living. Jeong Dahee greeted the guest with a cursory nod. Her search history was filled with plagiarism and plagiarism responses.

'Should I make this public and have a discussion?'

But she remembered a similar incident in the past. Should she expose it when the broadcast starts? But would it be effective?

Lost in thought, Jeong Dahee accidentally spilled water on the guest and quickly lowered her head.

"Sorry! I'll clean it up right away."

The other person reassured her, extending a hand.

"It's okay. You're Jeong Dahee, the writer, right?"

"Yes?"

Jeong Dahee responded reflexively. Wait, how did they know my name without even a name tag? And a writer?

The person in a suit took out a business card from their pocket and handed it to Jeong Dahee.

"I'm like this..."

As they spoke, Im Seunghyun smiled softly, just like when he first met Lee Taekyung.

Losing the money invested by the money ghost Yeonseo was not an option. When negotiating the contract for the "Virtual Reality" project, Yeonseo slightly modified the terms.

"Let's add one clause."

In cases where the writer or production company infringes on someone else's intellectual property, causes social controversy by damaging the actor's image, or when legal disputes arise, investor and actor Yeonseo can exercise his legitimate rights.

The penalty for this investment breach is tripled. Honestly, that's still being quite lenient.

"A breach of contract..."

The team leader of our Pictures, who saw the conditions changed by Yeonseo, hesitated in his words. Triple the amount could make the production company struggle. Scared?

"Huh? That's weird... Could our writer Hwang really violate the contract?"

"That's right. Our writer is always professional..."

Professionally copying other works? If that's a skill, it's a skill.

"However, the penalty clause seems a bit forced..."

"Forced? It's not much different from the standard contract. And how much money did I put in here that I can't even include this clause?"

"Well, okay then."

In fact, there was an order to play up the media to the extreme for Halo Media. So it was already established as a fact through dozens of articles that Yeonseo had an interest in Hwang Mijeong's script.

Sponsorship advertisements poured in naturally, and there were positive broadcasting stations. With the synopsis already revealed, it was irreversible.

Yeonseo looked at the hesitant team leader of the production company and drove the point home.

"If there's any trouble, just resolve it before the start of filming."

Whether it's meeting Jeong Dahee and offering money or proposing a sub-writer, that's what Yeonseo wanted. There's a lot at stake with just the script, but in case it goes to court, a decisive move is needed, right?