The God of Web Novels
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Book Introduction
Can I become a web novel writer too?
The author asks:
In an age where side jobs are necessary, what is the best side job?
There may be many differences depending on each person's situation, but one advantage of starting a side hustle as a web novel writer is that there is no initial investment required.
That means I can start with just my own time and my own head.
It is precisely because of this advantage that author Lee Nak-jun has been encouraging people around him to write web novels, and not only has he helped his younger brother become a writer, but he has also helped one of his closest high school friends debut as another web novel writer.
Based on these experiences, I know exactly what mistakes aspiring web novel writers make, and I would like to introduce how to develop these mistakes to become a good web novel writer who brings your knowledge and experience to life.
There are many people who want to become web novel writers, but few people tell them how to do it.
There are several books on the market about how to write web novels, but as readers who have read a lot of web novels will know, very few of them are living a successful life as web novel writers.
In this situation, I think it will be a ray of hope for aspiring web novel writers, as the best writer who has recorded 60 million views with just two works in the Naver series has published a writing guide.
*Naver Series, a writing guide by an author whose two works have garnered 60 million views.
The author asks:
In an age where side jobs are necessary, what is the best side job?
There may be many differences depending on each person's situation, but one advantage of starting a side hustle as a web novel writer is that there is no initial investment required.
That means I can start with just my own time and my own head.
It is precisely because of this advantage that author Lee Nak-jun has been encouraging people around him to write web novels, and not only has he helped his younger brother become a writer, but he has also helped one of his closest high school friends debut as another web novel writer.
Based on these experiences, I know exactly what mistakes aspiring web novel writers make, and I would like to introduce how to develop these mistakes to become a good web novel writer who brings your knowledge and experience to life.
There are many people who want to become web novel writers, but few people tell them how to do it.
There are several books on the market about how to write web novels, but as readers who have read a lot of web novels will know, very few of them are living a successful life as web novel writers.
In this situation, I think it will be a ray of hope for aspiring web novel writers, as the best writer who has recorded 60 million views with just two works in the Naver series has published a writing guide.
*Naver Series, a writing guide by an author whose two works have garnered 60 million views.
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Preview
index
1.
The title is wrong
2.
Say it in one sentence
3.
Don't you even know what genre of novel you're going to write?
4.
The main plot is simple
5.
Who is the main character?
6.
The first case is the most important
7.
Character is also important
8.
Then what about the main character?
9.
To feel like you're not a fool
10.
Supporting actors are also important
11.
probability
12.
Don't take it lightly
13.
The power to make you watch one more episode
14.
It's writing, but the directing?
15.
Sweet potatoes and cider
16.
Try grid
17.
white lead
18.
If you did well, praise me
19.
Use the change of perspective well
20.
How to Design a Villain
21.
Be absolutely careful!
22.
It's fun when you're weak
23.
To convey the meaning clearly
24.
Why do we have to write short sentences?
25.
The importance of routine
26.
Are you inputting anything?
27.
It's less boring if you keep a good balance between text and dialogue.
28.
How should the serialization be done?
29.
Mobilizing family and friends is also a good idea.
30.
How to reduce the tube gap
31.
Will it only last on weekends?
32.
The writer must be more cool-headed than anyone else.
33.
Start by thinking about a genre you can write well in.
34.
Write what you can write, not what you want to write (1)
35.
Write what you can write, not what you want to write (2)
36.
Project your own desires
37.
Why do people use the rotating ring so much? (1)
38.
Why do people use the rotating ring so much? (2)
39.
Classic early plot of modern fantasy (1)
40.
Classic early plot of modern fantasy (2)
Detailed image
Into the book
“Give it to me.
Then I will grant your wish.”
"uh……."
Here, you're asking for money, not souls? And fifteen thousand won? Isn't that just the price of a manual? I thought I was just thinking about that, but before I knew it, I'd already taken the money out of my wallet and shoved it into the other person's hand.
“From today onwards, you will meet me here at this time every day.
“I will make you successful within 3 months.”
“Uh… Really? Who, who are you?”
“Is it important to me who I am or to be successful?”
“S, success…….”
“Then don’t ask useless questions.
If you want to succeed, just keep quiet and follow what I say.
Got it?
“Oh, yes.”
---From “[The God of Web Novels] Episode 1”
“No, but... my novel doesn’t work like this.”
“I heard it was like that.
“That crazy guy put all sorts of stuff into one novel.”
“Other novels are like that too.”
“What kind of novel is that?
“What kind of novel is this?”
“Lord of the Rings too…… ugh.”
I suddenly felt something strange and touched the back of my head.
I couldn't believe it.
A god, even a god who writes, hits people?
“You sound like Lord of the Rings.”
“Of course, these days, readers don’t read such serious novels… Huh?”
“You’re talking about The Lord of the Rings? Hey, The Lord of the Rings has a different style, but ultimately the theme is the same.
“That can be summed up in one sentence.”
“How?”
“Only I can break the Absolute Ring.”
"oh……."
---From "Episode 4"
It was a little longer than before.
It was long, but easier to read.
Perhaps it's because it's a description of the situation, not an explanation? More than anything, I felt a sense of relief after reading it all.
'This is like… … .'
A feeling of refreshment gradually rising from head to toe.
I remember experiencing it at least once.
I just couldn't pinpoint what it was.
As I was frowning in frustration, a can of soda popped open from somewhere I didn't know.
“Cider.”
“Oh, yeah, cider!”
“The thing that allows you to picture a scene like this where someone is getting beaten up is directing.”
“Strictly speaking, I haven’t lost yet?”
“The human brain originally feels greater pleasure when anticipating something that will happen rather than something that has already happened.
So I'm going to stop here."
---From "Episode 14"
"yes yes.
all right.
okay.
But then what else is lacking in my writing?”
“The structure… Strictly speaking, the balance of the writing is a bit off.”
“Balance…?”
What kind of balance is needed when writing isn't a tightrope walk?
I looked at God, thinking, "What kind of crazy nonsense is this?"
Even God thought it was a bit of a random word, so instead of immediately hitting me, he added an explanation.
“Just look at it.
If you look at it now, the fingerprint is just 12 sentences long.”
“There are too many sentences? Is that a problem?”
“Just read it once.
“What’s the problem?”
"all right.
hmm."
Then I will grant your wish.”
"uh……."
Here, you're asking for money, not souls? And fifteen thousand won? Isn't that just the price of a manual? I thought I was just thinking about that, but before I knew it, I'd already taken the money out of my wallet and shoved it into the other person's hand.
“From today onwards, you will meet me here at this time every day.
“I will make you successful within 3 months.”
“Uh… Really? Who, who are you?”
“Is it important to me who I am or to be successful?”
“S, success…….”
“Then don’t ask useless questions.
If you want to succeed, just keep quiet and follow what I say.
Got it?
“Oh, yes.”
---From “[The God of Web Novels] Episode 1”
“No, but... my novel doesn’t work like this.”
“I heard it was like that.
“That crazy guy put all sorts of stuff into one novel.”
“Other novels are like that too.”
“What kind of novel is that?
“What kind of novel is this?”
“Lord of the Rings too…… ugh.”
I suddenly felt something strange and touched the back of my head.
I couldn't believe it.
A god, even a god who writes, hits people?
“You sound like Lord of the Rings.”
“Of course, these days, readers don’t read such serious novels… Huh?”
“You’re talking about The Lord of the Rings? Hey, The Lord of the Rings has a different style, but ultimately the theme is the same.
“That can be summed up in one sentence.”
“How?”
“Only I can break the Absolute Ring.”
"oh……."
---From "Episode 4"
It was a little longer than before.
It was long, but easier to read.
Perhaps it's because it's a description of the situation, not an explanation? More than anything, I felt a sense of relief after reading it all.
'This is like… … .'
A feeling of refreshment gradually rising from head to toe.
I remember experiencing it at least once.
I just couldn't pinpoint what it was.
As I was frowning in frustration, a can of soda popped open from somewhere I didn't know.
“Cider.”
“Oh, yeah, cider!”
“The thing that allows you to picture a scene like this where someone is getting beaten up is directing.”
“Strictly speaking, I haven’t lost yet?”
“The human brain originally feels greater pleasure when anticipating something that will happen rather than something that has already happened.
So I'm going to stop here."
---From "Episode 14"
"yes yes.
all right.
okay.
But then what else is lacking in my writing?”
“The structure… Strictly speaking, the balance of the writing is a bit off.”
“Balance…?”
What kind of balance is needed when writing isn't a tightrope walk?
I looked at God, thinking, "What kind of crazy nonsense is this?"
Even God thought it was a bit of a random word, so instead of immediately hitting me, he added an explanation.
“Just look at it.
If you look at it now, the fingerprint is just 12 sentences long.”
“There are too many sentences? Is that a problem?”
“Just read it once.
“What’s the problem?”
"all right.
hmm."
---From "Episode 27"
Publisher's Review
Silk Forest Editorial Team
Why should you read this book?
‘A novel disguised as a writing guide’, or ‘a writing guide disguised as a novel’, ‘The God of Web Novels’ has been published.
The author asks:
Now that living a single-minded life has become tiresome, what's the best side hustle? While there are many differences depending on each individual's circumstances, being a web novel writer is arguably the best side hustle, as it requires no initial investment.
There is nothing to pour out.
All I need is my time and my head.
However, just because ‘anyone’ can do it doesn’t mean you can use it however you want.
Author Lee Nak-jun has sharply pointed out the common mistakes made by people who want to become web novel writers, and is shouting out to them using his knowledge and experience as a filter.
Let's try to use it 'well' once.
『The God of Web Novels』 contains numerous messages.
Aspiring web novel writers must write good titles, grasp the genre and main plot well, create a good first incident that will pique readers' interest, and create attractive characters without belittling the main character.
Practice directing skills that increase the sense of urgency, and readers
You should create comfortable sentences that are easy to read, and you should be able to evaluate your own work with a cool head.
Those who write do not know this.
It's just that no one has really hammered these facts into their heads.
Author Lee Nak-jun's "The God of Web Novels" is a book that directly implants this message in the minds of those who want to write.
Read it.
Must read.
If you want your writing to be the blockbuster of the year.
Editor's Review
The editor's position is at risk.
The first thought that came to my mind the moment I received the manuscript and read it was, 'I could write it too.'
The Korean files that editors encounter are always filled with a lot of content.
This is a manuscript by both established writers and aspiring writers.
However, this is the first time I've opened an empty Hangul file with the intention of 'let's create something'.
I felt it the moment I placed my hands on the keyboard, looking at the blank white document.
Oh, this book is dangerous.
And it is a book of opportunity.
This could change my life.
“If you write like this, it will be written well.” “If you write like that, it won’t be written well.”
It is different from existing writing books that only give advice and then fall back.
[The God of Web Novels] breaks away from the format.
The lines of the god in the book were as if the author himself had descended upon the readers.
Hey, Inma, you.
He calls you by a title that doesn't seem to appear in the manual, and he becomes a rough and tumble god, stabbing you in the back of the head with new tips.
“From today on, you will meet me here at this time every day.”
It's time to read the 'real' writing book by Hansan Lee, the author who teaches success.
Why should you read this book?
‘A novel disguised as a writing guide’, or ‘a writing guide disguised as a novel’, ‘The God of Web Novels’ has been published.
The author asks:
Now that living a single-minded life has become tiresome, what's the best side hustle? While there are many differences depending on each individual's circumstances, being a web novel writer is arguably the best side hustle, as it requires no initial investment.
There is nothing to pour out.
All I need is my time and my head.
However, just because ‘anyone’ can do it doesn’t mean you can use it however you want.
Author Lee Nak-jun has sharply pointed out the common mistakes made by people who want to become web novel writers, and is shouting out to them using his knowledge and experience as a filter.
Let's try to use it 'well' once.
『The God of Web Novels』 contains numerous messages.
Aspiring web novel writers must write good titles, grasp the genre and main plot well, create a good first incident that will pique readers' interest, and create attractive characters without belittling the main character.
Practice directing skills that increase the sense of urgency, and readers
You should create comfortable sentences that are easy to read, and you should be able to evaluate your own work with a cool head.
Those who write do not know this.
It's just that no one has really hammered these facts into their heads.
Author Lee Nak-jun's "The God of Web Novels" is a book that directly implants this message in the minds of those who want to write.
Read it.
Must read.
If you want your writing to be the blockbuster of the year.
Editor's Review
The editor's position is at risk.
The first thought that came to my mind the moment I received the manuscript and read it was, 'I could write it too.'
The Korean files that editors encounter are always filled with a lot of content.
This is a manuscript by both established writers and aspiring writers.
However, this is the first time I've opened an empty Hangul file with the intention of 'let's create something'.
I felt it the moment I placed my hands on the keyboard, looking at the blank white document.
Oh, this book is dangerous.
And it is a book of opportunity.
This could change my life.
“If you write like this, it will be written well.” “If you write like that, it won’t be written well.”
It is different from existing writing books that only give advice and then fall back.
[The God of Web Novels] breaks away from the format.
The lines of the god in the book were as if the author himself had descended upon the readers.
Hey, Inma, you.
He calls you by a title that doesn't seem to appear in the manual, and he becomes a rough and tumble god, stabbing you in the back of the head with new tips.
“From today on, you will meet me here at this time every day.”
It's time to read the 'real' writing book by Hansan Lee, the author who teaches success.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: January 15, 2022
- Page count, weight, size: 304 pages | 424g | 148*210*19mm
- ISBN13: 9791188028320
- ISBN10: 1188028324
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