“Exclusive?”

“Yes, an exclusive writer. So we’ll be signing a contract with you as an individual instead of your novels. Are you willing to join us as an exclusive writer?”

Ha Jae-Gun slowly looked down as he thought over the proposal—to think that he would one day become popular enough to receive an exclusive contract offer from Star Books—one of the top three genre fiction publishing companies.

If Ha Jae-Gun were to become an exclusive writer, he wouldn’t be able to publish anything else through other publishers.

He could only publish his books with Star Books.

In exchange, he would have a stable income monthly like a salaried employee, along with extraordinary support and treatment.

‘But…’

Ha Jae-Gun had been envious of other exclusive writers at Star Books at one point in time, as only the popular-selling writers who were offered exclusive contracts had the right to sign those contracts. Some companies provided unconditional exclusive contracts, but this was different.

Anyway, the exclusive writers with Star Books that Ha Jae-Gun had met before didn’t seem to have much financial trouble despite resting for a few months after encountering some difficulties in their writing.

It had to have been due to their monthly salary. In fact, he even saw them going out on a trip or going out shopping whenever they stumbled upon any creative blocks.

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