For your book, I definitely recommend them to get a one-time royalties, so that even if the sales of the book are poor, they can still make a lot of money. But I am very optimistic about this book you wrote. If it is released,

It is entirely possible that it will become a bestseller, so it would be a bit of a disadvantage to get a one-time royalties."

"Xie Keluo, I wonder what percentage of royalties you give to Comrade General?"

"It's hard to say." Faced with the question raised by Werner, Xie Keluo said with some embarrassment: "Although I am the editor-in-chief of the publishing house, I do not have the final say on some things alone. I also need to convene relevant personnel for meetings.

Discussion. According to my estimate, the royalties from Comrade General’s book are probably between 10 and 18%.”

Perhaps because he was worried that Sokov would be unhappy, Xie Keluo also specifically explained to him: "Because you are a new writer, so no matter how good this book is, I'm afraid you won't be able to get a high proportion of royalties. I hope you can

I understand."

Sokov nodded and said reasonably: "I understand, I understand!"

"Comrade General," Xiekoluo felt somewhat relieved when he saw that Sokov didn't care about the royalties, and then asked: "I wonder if you have any new writing plans recently?"

"Xie Keluo, aren't you trying to make things difficult for others?" Werner said from the side: "Comrade General has just written such a wonderful novel, so he needs to rest for a while before he can start new creations."
Chapter completed!