Is It Strange That I'm Famous in the Industry for Exorcisms When All I Want to Do Is Write Novels?

[This story will go premium on Monday, January 10. Chapters 1-37 will become paid chapters, starting with Chapter 38. Three new chapters will be released on premium day. Thank you all for your support!] Also known as "I Became a Folklorist and Learned Exorcism Just to Write Novels," "The Writer Who Won't Write Properly and Spends Every Day on Side Hustles," and "Is Exorcising Spirits for Novel Research Really a Thing?" On that rainy day, Wen Yue'ai decided he wanted to write novels, too. He couldn't even remember his own name, and he had nowhere to go. Luckily, the kind editor Aso Masaki took him in. The editor provided him with food, clothes, and a place to live, and even helped him become a novelist! But things didn't seem to be going the way he expected. He only wanted to focus on writing novels, so why were all kinds of exorcism requests coming his way? And why were there more and more of them?! Reader's Guide: 1. The protagonist, Wen Yue'ai, only wants to write novels, but ends up dealing with paranormal events every day. No romantic pairing. 2. The story is mainly made up of various standalone episodes. 3. Although the protagonist is a novelist, the focus is on the individual stories, so there probably won't be any fiction-within-fiction. 4. The timeline has been changed to serve the plot and does not match the original work. 5. The content about spirits, exorcisms, and related topics is all made up, so please don't take it seriously! Check out the upcoming story in my author profile, "Is There Something Wrong with Joining a Spirit-Medium Variety Show in Another World?" That's what I'll be writing next. If you're interested, please add it to your favorites! Theme: Who you want to become matters more than who you were