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The wealthy employer briefly introduced her friend: "He's a novelist." Michelle found it hard to believe. Why would a novelist require such detailed character setups? Did they think she had never written a novel? While she might not have written 100 original novels, she had ghostwritten that many. Everyone knows that in contemporary online novels, many characters make their appearance even before the authors have settled on names. Like the character “Michelle”, the biological mother of Lizzy. Seeing Michelle's skepticism, the employer hurriedly added, "Really, he is a novelist. But I think he also works at a game company."

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She had been so bored on that day so she picked up one of Lia’s books and had the crazy idea that she could also write one when she finished reading the cliché book and decided to try her luck since she used to write stories in one little notebook she had when she was still a teenager. She had looked for the book and found a werewolf story idea she had written down and Alanna had helped her look for an online platform to write it on, Zinovels. The book had taken almost a year for her to finish writing it because of the chores she had to do around the house. The book didn’t do well because of her late updates but she couldn’t take it down because of a contract and she had never gone back to t

Hey my lovely readers, I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you all for the lovely reviews and support. This is my first novel with Goodnovel (although not my first), and it will be the first of many! The platform is absolutely a joy to work with, and you readers make me smile every day with your comments and gems. Just knowing my book is appreciated is enough to keep me writing.

I have also noticed that I changed the way I write so, hopefully, I will still be able to write this novel the way I wanted it to be written since for these past days the novel itself was the one writing and it feels like it was just leading me, anyway, I will need your support, the votes, and even your comments! Since it is almost finished, I would be uploading special chapters. I am also working on a new novel right now, you guys are familiar with warlocks, right? They are basically necromancers, they also practice witchcraft. I will be publishing the book once I finished this one so stay tuned! Yours, fataldestiny

These two topics were both stirring up arguments. She clicked on the first topic and saw the video that Gisselle was talking about. Susan's company was about to release a web drama. Although it was not directed by her, she had her name on the scriptwriter list. Moreover, the artists in the drama were newly signed by her company. These years, web dramas that were adapted from web novels were very popular. Several new actors became famous after they acted in those web dramas. Susan obviously wanted to copy other people's routes. In order to hype her new drama and support the artists in her company, she also invited Yamilet to be a guest.

Nina sat in the study typing away furiously on her laptop which was placed in the table, the words to her online novel in total concentration. Tap! Tap! Tap! Only the sound of her hands hitting the laptop's keys could be heard in the otherwise silent study. Following her retirement from the modelling industry, she had began writing online novels to the amazement of her family and friends who had originally thought she had been joking and now she could be considered quite famous in the circle.

+Don't worry, this was free to open!!+ I just wanted to take the time to thank everyone who followed along with this story. It took a great deal of time to plot, plan, and execute—far more time than I had expected, but I enjoyed it immensely. I learned a lot from this first web novel and feel more prepared for my next one. My goal for the next book is to post one chapter every day at a minimum, aside from possibly a few weekends here and there.

My stomach did a little flip, a lingering trace of that old anxiety, as I flipped through pages of legal jargon, non-disclosure agreements, and clauses that had once felt like chains around my neck. I came across a printout of the original contract for my very first web novel, the one that had started this whole frantic chase. I remembered how excited I’d been, thinking that signing my name would be the key to freedom. Instead, it had been the start of a long, exhausting game of cat-and-mouse. I realized then that I had been looking for freedom in the wrong places—in money, in platforms, in the approval of faceless readers and editors. I had been trying to build a castle on shifting sand.

At least, if it were a novel, it wouldn't be about me; it's about my annoying roommate. It all started four months ago when I was having a meeting with my editor at the publishing company. It was supposed to be just like any other regular meeting I had with him, discussing what to write next. While waiting for him, I found myself in the office lounge where employees were taking their coffee breaks. They offered me something to drink, but I politely declined. I decided to utilize the time to continue writing my ongoing web novel. It had garnered quite a good number of readers, and they were eagerly anticipating the next update later today. Just as I finished writing a chapter, my editor retur