“Oh, just some mistake by someone below. Nothing serious. I figure it’d drop off the most trending list by tomorrow,” said Lu BoYang vaguely.

“Your mistake?”

Lu BoYang didn’t think Lu Shao would care much about it but, to his surprise, Lu Shao asked a follow up question.

“Ugh.” Lu BoYang paused for a little, then said, “Sort of.”

At the very same time, Lu Shao, who had returned home and was having dinner in the dining room, had also come across this music video clip.

The only reason that Lu Shao had noticed that wasn’t because he followed what went on in the entertainment circle, but that he followed his doctor’s advice and followed some relaxing musical programs.

He had no idea how many times this video clip had been reposted by time it was reposted on the musical program’s Weibo page.

Netizen: OMG! Did that mean Shengding failed to purchase the music and created their own piece based on the submitted sample?

Netizen: What do you mean by “based on”? That’s straight up plagiarism. Is that even legal?

Netizen: They didn’t even have the copyright and they were modifying someone else’s music? Did they really think that they can walk on water because they are a big company?

Chen Ang didn’t know that Lu BoYang dropped the issue of buying the music simply because he found out that Su Ran was the composer, and he didn’t want to have anything to do with her.

From Chen Ang’s perspective, he assumed that the reason their chairman of the board dropped the issue was to protect a certain individual. And that certain individual was Lin XiaoXiao.

Afterall, Lin XiaoXiao was not entirely in the clear over the last incident, all things considered.