“If you give me a rice cake, I won’t eat it!” said the tiger.
As the president of a tiger rice cake shop!

Do you remember the hungry tiger in the old tale that suddenly appeared in the dark and gloomy mountains and growled? The tiger that said, "Give me a rice cake and I won't eat you!"
One day, a tiger known for its love of rice cakes stops a rice cake delivery motorcycle on a mountain road.
He suddenly asks for a piece of rice cake and after tasting it, he falls in love with it and opens a rice cake shop in no time! Where did this cute and sassy owner of the rice cake shop, Tiger, who believes in making and eating delicious rice cakes himself, come from? Author Seo Hyun brought Tiger from the old story "The Brother and Sister Who Became the Sun and the Moon" to the modern era and transformed him into the owner of a rice cake shop.
The song that meanders over the rice cake delivery man in the intro leads to an image of a mountain road, and the tiger's appearance that fills the screen and dominates it, and the bold and rhythmic direction until the tiger opens the rice cake shop make us really look forward to the story of the tiger, the owner of the rice cake shop.
Will the tiger now live a fulfilling life without being deprived of rice cakes? What will be the tiger's new fate?

Tiger goes to deliver birthday rice cakes!
Where? To hell! To the house of Yeomra!

The first order phone call rings at the Horang Tteok shop, where they were leisurely making delicious rice cakes.
A call asking for birthday rice cakes to be delivered to Hell by tomorrow! Tiger, more concerned about the rice cakes than the hell, makes birthday rice cakes all night and heads to Hell's "House of the King of Hell."
The tiger, who arrived in hell in three steps, encounters all kinds of nameless monsters.
The strange monsters he had never seen before, such as the pointed monster, the ice monster, the cricket monster, the fire monster, and the palm monster, all shouted at the tiger.
A familiar phrase! "Give me a piece of rice cake and I won't eat you!" It's my first time in hell, but the monsters are chasing me and the tiger is running away like crazy.
The author expresses the tension that is closing in on the tiger by using variations in font and increasingly splitting the screen, while also drawing the story in a captivating way from the King of Hell's birthday party, drawn in a long horizontal line, to the final moment when the secret is revealed.
What will happen to Tiger, whose birthday rice cakes are stolen by monsters who rush at him, as if possessed by a demon who has not eaten rice cakes? Will Tiger ever meet the King of Hell? Tiger, the owner of a rice cake shop, shares a delivery story that brings laughter and tears to his eyes, unfolding with the delicious aroma of rice cakes.

Hell World? No!
Character World? Yes!
A picture book of characters that explode like fireworks

What kind of place is hell? Many books, movies, and ancient texts depict it as a place of punishment for sins committed in this life.
The afterlife, which stimulates the imagination, is a space that writers would like to explore at least once.
The hell in the picture book 『Horangtteok House』 is not a dark and gloomy space where sinners bow their heads.
The monsters guarding Hell appear to be clumsy but cheerful, and although they appear to be harassing the tiger, they are depicted as playful and cheerful.
The scene where the tiger reaches the 'House of King Yeomra' after almost dying is truly the climax, and the sight of the hell monsters gathered to taste the rice cakes of this world is infinitely bright.
The activities of the rice cake monsters that resemble not only the monsters that guard hell, but also garaetteok, injeolmi, chapssaltteok, ssukgaetteok, baekseolgi, jeolpyeon, sirutteok, gyeongdan, yaksik, songpyeon, yakgwa, honeytteok, rainbowtteok, and hwajeon create jaw-dropping stories.
This is thanks to the author's signature characters, who are lively and present anytime, anywhere, turning even hell into a cheerful place.


In the old tales, the tiger was the one who chased, but in hell, he is being chased by monsters.
The unpredictable story between the monsters and the tiger moves at a fast pace.
Like children playing to their hearts' content and causing mayhem, the characters appear without pause, providing a vibrant and energetic atmosphere.
『Horangtteok House』 is a picture book in which author Seo Hyeon mixes tigers, rice cakes, and monsters to create a delicious combination.
Now it's time to taste it.
Before the hot steam disappears!