Author's Note
In lieu of a preface - The Great [Annals of the Joseon Dynasty]
Prologue - The Trivial Stories of Those in the Joseon Dynasty

Part 1: The Founding Family
(Taejo-Jeongjong-Taejong)

1. The original guardian fairy Taejo
The Heroes of the Battle of Hwangsan: A Magnifying Glass on the Real Records

2. The Wihwado Rebellion (Part 1)
The Annals of the Ming Dynasty: A Magnifying Glass

3. The Wihwado Rebellion (Part 2)
The Magnifying Glass of the Real Record: Great Fame and Outstanding Achievements: A High Pass to Death

4 Lee Bang-won's exam pass
Real Record Magnifying Glass, guys, let's study a little.

5 Do you want to build the Joseon Dynasty?
Joseon Revolution: A Magnifying Glass on the Real Records

6 Taejo, cut off the class
Real Record Magnifying Glass Various Contest Styles!

Please take out the 7th one
Prime Minister riding a magnifying glass

The Rebellion of the Eight Princes
The Real Magnifying Glass When They Were Still Family

9 Golf King Jeongjong
The story of adopting a younger brother as a son

10 Taejong's picky eating
Is the real magnifying glass crab dangerous?

11 Elephant, exiled
The Palace Zoo, a Magnifying Glass on the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty

12 Taejong's Stalker


Part 2: The Holy Family
(Sejong-Munjong-Danjong)

13. Prince Yangnyeong of Nallari

14 Son, don't study
Is there no brother who is as good as the real record magnifying glass?

15 King Sejong, who loved his people and meat
Long live the meat of the magnifying glass

16 Prime Minister Hwang Hui's Challenge to Retire with Honor
The Age of Suffering for the Magnifying Glass Administrators

17 Merry Christmas!
Reality Magnifying Glass: Humans do not live by eating alone.

18 Don't call my name!
I will write my name as I please in the Silok Magnifying Glass.

19 King Sejong did not invent a rain gauge.
Jang Yeong-sil and the Philosopher's Stone: A Magnifying Glass on the Real Records

20 King Munjong is a handsome man
A magnifying glass for the real world. A fan makes a fan.

21 The Crown Princess Who Used Black Magic
The Magnifying Glass of Reality: When Love Turns to Hate

22 My Sassy Girl
Real Records: Love and War: Joseon

23 My wife has a girlfriend
The King Who Loved a Eunuch (Sillok Magnifying Glass)

24 King Munjong and the plague
Buddhism, which still retains its power, is a magnifying glass for historical records.

25 Goosebumps Brothers
King Sejong's Children: A Magnifying Glass

26. The end of the story
The Return of the Boy King: A Magnifying Glass


Part 3 Tyrant Family
(Sejo - Yejong - Seongjong - Yeonsangun)

27 The boy's large clothes
King Sejo of Heoseong, the Magnifying Glass of the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty

King Sejo, the King of the 28th Dinner
King Sejo, the King of Distrust: A Magnifying Glass on the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty

29 Father of a twelve-year-old child
Real Record Magnifying Glass: Does karma exist?

30 What if I take a bribe?
If you take a bribe, you will be imprisoned.

31 King Seongjong's love for animals
Why did King Seongjong live his life consumed by the nagging of his subjects?

32 Yes, yes
The Annals of the Magnifying Glass, General Nam-i

33 Jang Nok-su's fatal charm
The mother complex of Yeonsangun, the magnifying glass of the real record?

34 What did the kings do on New Year's Day?
The first snow gift of the Silok Magnifying Glass is out.

35 The origin of the word "heungcheongmangcheong"
The real magnifying glass 'Deokjil' is to a certain extent

36 The life of the exiled Yeonsangun
The Unlucky Princess: A Magnifying Glass

Joseon's Family has arrived! Would you like to add them as friends?

[Joseon Dynasty Real Talk] is a historical comic series that reconstructs Joseon history in chronological order based on webtoons.
The kings who formed the Joseon Dynasty are divided into 9 families, and each family is given a character that matches their historical characteristics, so you can meet the living Joseon kings, not the tired “Taeseongtaesemundanse…”
[Joseon Dynasty Real Talk] Volume 1 covers the birth of the Joseon family and three families from King Taejo to King Yeonsangun.
It contains the story of the 'founding family' (Taejo, Jeongjong, and Taejong) who founded the Joseon Dynasty, the 'wise king family' (Sejong, Munjong, and Danjong) who laid the foundation for the Joseon Dynasty, and the 'tyrant family' (Sejo, Yejong, Seongjong, and Yeonsangun) who usurped the throne through a coup.
The reason Seongjong, who tried to become a good king while carrying the trauma of Sejo, entered the 'tyrant family' is because he was Sejo's grandson.
The book also includes a column called “Silok Magnifier” written by a history major, which allows readers to gain a richer understanding of Joseon history.
The next two volumes, titled 'Family Action', will mainly cover the activities of Joseon families who survived the purge and two wars.
It is a story of the bloody Joseon Dynasty, covering the reigns of King Jungjong to King Gyeongjong.
Volume 3, titled 'The Light and Shadow of the Family', features families from the Joseon Dynasty's most brilliant era, the reign of King Yeongjeong, to the late Joseon Dynasty, when the country was on the verge of ruin.
It will cover the period from Sunjo to Sunjong.


[Joseon Dynasty Real Talk], serialized on Naver, is an omnibus comic, but in this book, the manuscript has been reorganized in chronological order for the convenience of readers.
And the 27 kings were grouped by theme into 11 families.
Rather than the dry and boring “Taejeongtaesemundanse…”, we hope you will get a vivid glimpse into the daily lives of the Joseon kings who lived as father and son, uncle and nephew.
Additionally, the wonderful text accompanying the comics will provide you with not only fun but also valuable knowledge.
I hope this book and the people in it will become your good friends.
_From the author's note (Invincible Pink)

Recommendation

A book that uses the devices of comics and sense to make Joseon history more lively and vivid.
Through the dialogue and psychological states of historical figures, it gives the feeling and emotion of being inside the historical site of Joseon.

Shin Byeong-ju (Professor of History, Konkuk University)

As someone who teaches history, I was giving a lot of thought to the task of popularizing Korean history when I happened to come across 'Joseon Dynasty Siltalk' and found it interesting.
It is a 21st century interpretation of Korean history.
I believe that we have created another paradigm for popularizing Korean history through the easily accessible channel of webtoons.
In particular, I believe that the content composition in the form of conversations using Talk is a combination of IT and humanities in Korean history.
The fresh and fun composition stands out, and above all, the content is useful.
This book is recommended not only to those who like Korean history, but also to those who find it fearful and difficult.

Seol Min-seok (Etoos representative instructor, Taegeon Edu CEO)

History is communication! History used to be a fun and engaging subject in school, but somewhere along the way, it became something I avoided.
Because we don't know why we learn history or because it's not fun.
[Joseon Dynasty Siltalk] not only serves as an excellent textbook for overcoming these problems, but also serves as a space for communication that transcends boundaries among researchers, students, and the public.
I hope that this book will spark your interest in history and provide an opportunity for you to connect with history.
Park Jung-hyun (History teacher at Jamil High School)