* Limited edition box set contents

Naked Korean History: Goryeo
Naked Korean History: Joseon
Naked Korean History: Modern and Contemporary History

The three-part series "Naked Korean History" is a fascinating exploration of hidden stories by selecting important events representing Goryeo, Joseon, and modern times from among the stories introduced in tvN STORY's signature educational entertainment show "Naked Korean History."
Irreplaceable history instructor Choi Tae-seong will serve as your guide, providing clear explanations of Goryeo, Joseon, and modern and contemporary history, and delivering highly immersive storytelling.
The Goryeo, Joseon, and Modern and Contemporary History volumes became bestsellers in the history field immediately after their publication, and readers showered them with praise, saying, “An irreplaceable history textbook that the whole family can read together,” and “A unique book that allows you to gain both historical knowledge and wisdom!”

The 'Joseon Chapter', which opened the trilogy, summarizes the context of Joseon history from the founding of Joseon in 1392 to the Gyeongsul National Shame in 1910 through eight representative stories of Joseon.
From Hwang Hui, the renowned prime minister who laid the foundation for the nation by serving four kings in the early Joseon Dynasty, to Heungseon Daewongun, who did not hesitate to become a servant to make his son king, you will encounter the true story of Joseon that is familiar but not well known, and gain a deeper understanding of the rise and fall of Joseon and the spirit of the times.
In the 'Goryeo section' published later, a somewhat unfamiliar yet interesting story unfolds, different from Joseon.
From King Taejo Wang Geon, who married 29 times to strengthen his royal authority, to Empress Ki, a court lady from Goryeo who ascended to the throne of the Yuan Dynasty, you will encounter the vibrant story of Goryeo, a country brimming with personality that changed the landscape of power in East Asia.
The most recently published, the final installment of the trilogy, "Modern and Contemporary History," offers a three-dimensional look at the crucial events and figures that formed the foundation of today's Republic of Korea.
From Yu Gwan-sun, who led the independence movement even in prison, to Yun Dong-ju, who continued to write poetry in Korean despite feeling ashamed of not being able to actively stand up against Japanese colonial rule, we encounter the hardships and glories our country has endured over the past 100 years through the stories of those who risked everything to turn despair into hope during the darkest of times.

A historical storytelling show that exposes the hidden stories of Korean history, one by one: “Naked Korean History.”
Readers who encounter this trilogy will find themselves immersed in the story as if watching a drama, and will have the surprising experience of naturally grasping the vast historical context spanning Goryeo, Joseon, and modern times.
In addition, you will have a broad perspective that covers the entire era.