The reading platform KT Millie's library (hereinafter Millie's library) announced on the 27th that it plans to collaborate with Kakao Entertainment and provide over 30 popular completed web novels from Kakao Page in its subscription service.
Millie's library plans to further strengthen web novel content with high genre preferences, such as fantasy and KITA, and will create an environment where subscribers can provide an immersive reading experience anytime and anywhere. Through this, it aims to respond to the trend of content consumption centered on stories and strengthen its competitiveness as a subscription-based platform.
Kakao Entertainment proceeded with this collaboration as an event to showcase selected works that received much love during their serialization among Kakao Page's completed web novels. Through this collaboration, over 30 popular completed web novels from Kakao Entertainment that have recorded a cumulative view count of more than 10 million views will be sequentially added to Millie's library subscription service. The partnered content is composed of a verified lineup with both popularity and commercial viability.
The genres are also richly composed, including game fantasy, fusion fantasy, contemporary fantasy, and KITA, broadly encompassing various readers' preferences. Notable works include 'Temppal,' which has gained high popularity among genre readers and has surpassed 1.2 billion views on Kakao Page, and 'The Youngest Son of a Renowned Sword House,' which has also been successful in the global market and adapted into a webtoon. Millie's library subscribers can enjoy various genres of books, including popular web novels, unlimited within a single platform.
Lee Myung-woo, Deputy Minister of the Story Business Division at Millie's library, noted, 'This collaboration with Kakao Entertainment is an attempt to further expand the scope and depth of reading based on verified web novel content both domestically and internationally.' He added, 'Millie's library will continue to secure high-quality story content and strive to build an ecosystem leading to the production of secondary content.'