Lee Minho

Minho had long been trying to break into the editing field. Although he had limited imagination, he still dreamed of creating. So he chose to work as an editor at a publishing house. After several years of experience and internships, he was hired. And this wasn't just any editorial firm, but one of the largest agencies in South Korea—Shinwon Agency.

On his first day, he met the team and learned the tasks he would be expected to perform. The recruiter, having learned that he had considerable experience, assigned Minho, in addition to working with "small" writers, to work with one of the agency's most prominent writers, Han Jisung.

The first thing Minho learned about Jisung was that he was strange and fickle: inspiration struck at the most unexpected moments, he could scribble for hours without a break, or forget about it for a while; the day before a new chapter was due, he could easily delete everything he'd written and start from scratch. This happened more than once. Therefore, the boy's editors changed very frequently, unable to keep up with Han's pace. Besides this information, Minho learned that Jisung, the only one Lee worked with, wrote from home and only came to the office for planning meetings, which happened once a week. Or when called in for additional meetings on this or that topic. So far, Minho and Han hadn't met in person.

Evening. Minho was at home, and before his first day of work, he decided to text Jisung, firstly to get to know him, and secondly to find out what he was writing about and when he'd send the chapter to the editor:

"Jisung, hello, this is your new editor, Minho. I'd like to ask you about a few organizational matters."