I May Love You Episode 12 Recap
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Tang Xin was troubled by the plagiarism allegations against her novel, causing her to lose focus on the adaptation. Lu Zhixing decided to give her an extended leave to relax. Tang Xin took this opportunity to visit her parents, who were thrilled to hear about her return. Her mother inquired about her recent heartbreak, but her father was more concerned about her emotional well-being. Back home, Tang Yu sent her a message, advising her to rest and assuring her that he would handle the remaining matters. Tang Xin felt warm seeing his message.
Her father called Tang Xin into the room, showing her the reading notes he had written. For her father, who hadn't read many books, this effort was precious. Tang Xin was moved to tears. She knew her parents had seen her Weibo posts and were worried for her but didn't know how to express it, so she used this method to encourage her.
Early the next day, Ding Ding called Tang Xin, informing her about Tang Yu's bold statement at the shareholders' meeting. Tang Xin, worried about the potential consequences for Tang Yu, hurriedly returned to talk to him, advising him not to be impulsive. Tang Yu explained that this decision was based on his judgment as a filmmaker and producer. He believed the film would bring attention to the company, not just for personal gain.
Tang Xin, feeling disappointed, expressed her concerns about the potential financial loss and its consequences. Tang Yu reassured her, asking her to trust in her abilities and his judgment. If she was afraid, he suggested she go back and focus on writing the script while leaving the rest to him.
Ding Ding and Huo Chendong went out to eat. Ding Ding discovered that Tang Yu, on behalf of Time Film Company, had reported all the marketing accounts that defamed Tang Xin. It seemed that her brother was determined to stand firm this time. Analyzing the current situation together, Tang Yu urged everyone to speed up the progress, gaining an advantage in the competition with Da Jiang. Tang Xin mentioned that her core inspiration came from a dream, believing others wouldn't easily collide with her ideas. Tang Yu agreed with her but pointed out that "Three Lives Three Worlds" was published before "Dreaming for You." He speculated that the author might be someone close to Tang Xin.
After Tang Yu's investigation, it was revealed that the author of "Three Lives Three Worlds" was Sun Jieping, Tang Xin's classmate. Tang Xin concluded that Sun Jieping must have found her manuscript. With this bold idea in mind, Tang Yu fully supported her. Later, Tang Xin posted on Weibo, stating that she had found the manuscript and would organize it within three days, proving her creation preceded "Three Lives Three Worlds." Tang Yu had Huo Chendong inform Zhu Jiang of this information, making him realize that Tang Yu and Tang Xin had set a trap for him.
Zhu Jiang found Sun Jieping, who insisted that Tang Xin didn't have the original manuscript. However, Zhu Jiang couldn't fully trust her and asked her to reveal the manuscript to prove herself. This played into Tang Xin's strategy because the manuscript was the one she had lost years ago.
Tang Xin decided to meet Sun Jieping. Despite Sun Jieping's denial, Tang Xin presented the evidence – a signature designed by You Huan. The signature was found on the manuscript, and realizing the situation was clear, Sun Jieping pleaded with Tang Xin not to involve her in a lawsuit. Tang Xin, feeling compassionate, convinced Tang Yu not to sue Sun Jieping. She didn't want the matter to become a big issue, overshadowing the novel itself. Sun Jieping issued a public apology on Weibo, Da Jiang terminated its contract with "Three Lives Three Worlds," and the incident came to a close. Everyone refocused on the creation of the film.
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