Thud!0

Oh Myung-Suk lost his balance and barely caught himself on the railings. Ha Jae-Gun’s feedback was exactly the same as his feedback. Oh Myung-Suk had indeed felt like his father's writing had regressed.0

Ha Jae-Gun added, “The most problematic issue here is that there was too little evidence to support the main character’s motive to murder. Of course, I agree that humans may choose to murder others without any reason since there exist all sorts of people in this world.”0

Oh Myung-Suk stood quietly in a corner of the stairway, listening to Ha Jae-Gun’s feedback. Oh Tae-Jin seemed to be allowing Ha Jae-Gun to speak as well, as he remained silent. “But this is a novel. If there’s no evidence, it should at least be entertaining.0

"However, the story is dry overall and is only filled with boring information. Not only that, most of the information is wrong too. I have brought some materials that should be of some use to you, Chairman. Please give me a moment.”0

Ha Jae-Gun’s advice was forthcoming. Oh Myung-Suk couldn’t see it, but he could guess what Ha Jae-Gun would be like now. Ha Jae-Gun always forgot about everything else when it came to discussions about novels and writings. It didn’t matter even if the other party was a former chairman of a large...0