If I write a novel to 10,000 words, will the backstage editor come to me to sign a contract?

When I write a novel to 10,000 words, the backstage editor usually doesn't come to me to sign a contract. Under normal circumstances, signing a contract would require multiple reviews, including the editor's review and the website's review. Usually, one would need to write a certain number of words or reach a specific word count target before they could be signed. If you write 10,000 words and haven't been signed, don't give up. Try contacting other websites or editors to see if there are other opportunities to sign. In addition, writing was not only for signing contracts, but more importantly, to create excellent works that readers would like and support.