Could he publish a book after writing a novel online? Is the copyright still mine? Was there any remuneration?
Creating a novel on the internet, then turning it into a physical book and publishing it required certain steps and legal provisions. Legally, if a novel was created on the Internet, the copyright usually belonged to the online creator, not the book's publishing company. Therefore, if one wanted to convert a novel into a physical book and publish it, they needed to obtain permission from the copyright owner first. If the novel obtained permission from the copyright owner, it could be converted into a physical book and published. At this point, the copyright still belonged to the web creator but the book publishing company would pay the royalties. The amount of royalties may vary depending on the quality of the novel, its popularity, and other factors. It should be noted that converting a novel into a physical book and publishing it requires a lot of time and resources, so it needs to be carefully considered.
