Munpiang was a website providing paid serialization services for genre novels, offering over 36,000 novels from over 9,000 writers.

Their sales performance this year was remarkable and had grown a hundred and twenty percent compared to last year’s revenue. They were also currently the leader of the domestic genre novel market.

It was currently early December, and Korea had entered an early winter. As usual, countless novels were being released on Munpiang, and Poongchun-Yoo’s The Breath was one of the novels among them.

‘Phew, that’s all for today.’

Shin Dong-Mi stretched after updating The Breath on the site.

It was the first day of their release, so they had to upload ten chapters in a row to attract readers. Ten chapters could be considered a bit less than half of a volume of the paperback edition.

‘The title is great, the cover is appealing, too…’

The Breath was a new title created to replace the existing Dragon Rider that Ha Jae-Gun had used before. The word also suggested that the dragon’s breath was the most powerful weapon in a fantasy world.

And the person who came up with this title was Shin Dong-Mi herself.

She thought that it was a fitting title that reflected the solemnity of the story along with the title’s double meaning. Thankfully, both her husband, Kwon Tae-Won, and Ha Jae-Gun had agreed to it without hesitation.

‘I hope everything works well.’

She was well-versed in Ha Jae-Gun’s past works. She finished reading the entire series of the Records trilogy as well as the Pezellon series, so she could understand...