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With the development of IT technology, the book was able to be in a digital device. As interest in electronic books increased, there were various attempts different from existing paper book. However successful e-book service model did not come out y. In addition, the emergence of Web 2.0 maximized the active participation of users. Readers want to actively participate on reading rather than passively reading the books. Also the number of cases that providing the feedback that share one's phrase or a good review with others, have been increased. In this paper, we propose a publishing service that uses users’ feedbacks as reader participating e-book content. Existing feedback was in the form of sharing notes and annotations, such as an overall review of the e-book and highlight. However, in this paper, we focus on using user feedback as e-book content by pre-defining feedback at the time of authoring a book. For this purpose, we designed the interface to update e-book content dynamically, considering what to input, how to collect and show output result.