Let’s look under the hood. The Sword of Kaigen is 648 pages. M.L. Wang spent five years writing it. She hired professional editors, a sensitivity reader for the Japanese-Korean cultural fusion (the Muupo culture), and commissioned an original cover artist.
When you buy a legitimate copy (or subscribe to KU), the author gets roughly 70% of the sale ($3.50 of a $5 book). When you download a from a pirate site, the author gets $0, and a scammer in Eastern Europe gets your IP address and credit card info if you click the wrong pop-up.
Let’s look under the hood. The Sword of Kaigen is 648 pages. M.L. Wang spent five years writing it. She hired professional editors, a sensitivity reader for the Japanese-Korean cultural fusion (the Muupo culture), and commissioned an original cover artist.
When you buy a legitimate copy (or subscribe to KU), the author gets roughly 70% of the sale ($3.50 of a $5 book). When you download a from a pirate site, the author gets $0, and a scammer in Eastern Europe gets your IP address and credit card info if you click the wrong pop-up.
