Chapter 31 - Im Giseok's Surprising Turnaround

That tweet was clearly from Im Giseok.

Fans scrolled through Im Giseok's Chirp and saw that he posted about once a day, usually with golden Buddha pictures and tagging Kim So-seong and a few other screenwriters.

At first, his posts attracted quite a bit of attention, but over time, the number of viewers dwindled, and recently there were hardly any comments or shares.

If Im Giseok wasn't connected to BingeBox, why would BingeBox's official Chirp like his posts?

It seemed like too many coincidences.

[ Could it really be Im Giseok from <>? ]

[ I watched both <> and <> and can't believe they're from the same person. ]

[ Hmm… ]

[ Although Im Giseok keeps saying that the failure of <> isn't his fault, if he really is the writer for <> there might be some shady things to the failure of <> ]

...

Regarding the sudden popularity of <> Im Giseok, the writer, was somewhat caught off guard.

"Good morning, Mr. Im."

"Have you had breakfast, Mr. Im? We just went out for breakfast and brought you some food for breakfast."

"Mr. Im, here's your coffee. By the way, you mentioned a few days ago that you were having trouble with your pen. I happen to have a pen here for you to use."

Im Giseok stared blankly at the fountain pen in his hand.

He had just woken up, and after using so many brain cells lately, he felt like his thinking wasn't as sharp.

He recognized the fountain pen brand; even a basic model cost several thousand yuan.

That morning, as he encountered familiar faces, he heard the sincere and emotionally charged greeting of "Mr. Im" from everyone he met.

Im Giseok got along well with everyone on the <> team, but their relationship was limited to that of an ordinary screenwriter and crew.

Despite having <> as his "representative work," and although <> was filming smoothly, it hadn't been tested by the audience yet, so no one really knew how good Im Giseok as a screenwriter was.

Im Giseok felt like he had gained a lot of respect overnight.

While eating his breakfast, Im Giseok scrolled through his phone.

Both his ChirpChat and Chirp were flooded with messages.

ChirpChat was filled with various kiss emojis sent to him.

[ Mr. Im, you're my idol!!! ]

[ The playback numbers exploded @ScreenwriterImGiseok, Mr. Im, give us your sign! ]

[ Daily views broke 50 million, and the annual top spot is just one step away. Membership purchases have increased by 4000% compared to last month! ]

Since the night before, the group chat had been full of dense exclamation marks.

Im Giseok had to sift through thousands of messages to find the crucial information—<> had really become a hit.

While outsiders didn't know Im Giseok was the screenwriter for <> everyone on the <> team knew it very well.