It didn't start with a plan. There wasn't some big dream or lifelong ambition.No.It started with a few close college friends — their names I won't mention, but they know who they are — sitting around, chatting, like we always do. Just random talk. Casual. Fun. Real.
Somewhere in the middle of those conversations, an idea sparked. Small. Flickering. Almost too quiet to notice.But it stayed.
And then exams came, crashing down like they always do, and everything paused. But once the exams were over — just two or three days later — that little idea returned, louder this time. I'm a guy who loves anime. Manwha. Action. Emotion. Power.But there was this one online friend… they told me,
"Hey, try reading web novels. You might like it." I did.
I read a few. Two or three. And suddenly, something clicked."Wait. I could write something too… couldn't I?"
At first, it felt like everything I wrote was just inspired by something else. A scene felt like it came from an anime. A line reminded me of a manhwa. A twist echoed a novel I had read. Yes, I know. I get it . But somewhere in all that, this story found its own.
I remember asking one of my closest friends, "Hey, I'm thinking of starting a novel."He shrugged and said, "Sure, try it. Why not?"So I did.
The first chapter. Then the second. Then someone read it . And they felt something.
That was it. That was the moment I knew — I had to keep going.
I'm not promising perfection. I won't say I'll never miss a day. But I will say this — every chapter I write, I write with everything I've got. This story? It's my journey. My voice. My fight, and maybe… just maybe… it'll become yours too.
So here begins The Weight of Revenge — born from random talks, sleepless nights, and a heart full of emotions.