"Author, you really need to attend this."

    The meeting with the editor before the drama adaptation was more intense than usual.@@@@

    The editor, rarely this assertive, spoke firmly.

    "I’ve heard that it’s almost unheard of for lead actors to be cast this quickly."

    "Is that so?"

    "Absolutely. Normally, even if we send the script to various actors, it takes quite some time. But you know, right? The recent buzz around the Violle commercial?"

    "Oh... yes."

    The author, hesitant and unsure, responded to the editor’s words.

    But she couldn''t help it.

    For Jung Haran, a web novelist with ten years of experience, this situation was overwhelming.

    And yet, she had recognized it immediately.

    She knew who the daughter was.

    At first, she thought it was just her imagination, but after seeing the name, she was sure.

    When she asked Kang Taejin, he confirmed it with a nod.

    She loved that drama and those actors.

    But involving herself with them personally? That was a different story—one that felt a little dangerous.

    "Oh, I’ve always dreamed of seeing the young Princess Yeonhwa and Yoon Se-il from that series in a historical drama together!"

    ''Isn''t that the same topic that keeps causing fights in Park Jungwoo’s fan community?''

    Of course, Seoyeon and Park Jungwoo were only three years apart in age.

    So, technically, there was nothing inappropriate about it, but neither of them was particularly old either.

    Their fanbases were much more like those of idols—intensely passionate and emotionally driven.

    Bringing a romantic connection into the mix was bound to spark backlash.

    Naturally, there were plenty of fans like the editor, who reveled in the idea, leading to frequent debates.

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