“What do you think?”

“What else would I think? Of course, it’s a good thing.”

As expected, Ha Jae-Gun showed a positive response. No genre fiction novel writer would hate having their own novel turned into a webtoon. Ha Jae-Gun wasn’t familiar with anyone who would hate that to happen to them. Moreover, there was no reason for him to object when the other party was Comic KT.

“But, I know nothing about the webtoon industry, things like revenue sharing standards and all.”

“I’m still quite inexperienced as well, so I’m not entirely sure…” Jung So-Mi muttered.

She looked at Ha Jae-Gun and said, “If we do go ahead with this, we will be selling the distribution license of your original novel. Comic KT would look for an illustrator and a storyboard artist to adapt it into a webtoon. After all, we wouldn't be able to transfer all the novel's contents into the webtoon directly."

"Of course."

"The editor-in-chief said that we should be able to get around 10% of the earnings for each webtoon chapter, which will then be further divided into half between Star Books and you since it's a derivative work."

"Ah, I see."

Ha Jae-Gun recalled the conditions laid out in all the contracts he had signed before. Regardless of whether they were webtoons, movies, or dramas, the contracts always had a clause about derivative works.

Ha Jae-Gun hadn’t paid much attention to that clause so far because he had never expected...