The channel's official clip video has accumulated 250 million views! The collection of the life drama "Misaeng," which has been consistently loved by countless people for nearly 10 years since its airing, has been published.
The collection includes not only the scripts for all episodes of the drama, but also intimate stories told by actors Im Si-wan, Kim Dae-myung, and Lee Sung-min, an in-depth four-hour interview with director Kim Won-seok about [Misaeng], and a 30-page statement by writer Jeong Yoon-jeong detailing the adaptation process and the relationships between characters.
In addition, the message was conveyed by inserting a geometrical pressure on the cover that progresses from Misaeng to Wansaeng so that the atmosphere and image of the drama can be felt through the physical properties that can be held in one's hand, and the book case was designed to feel the unique mood of One International, thereby increasing its collection value in terms of design.

Im Si-wan: “The emotions Jang Geu-rae feels are as subtle and complex as 49 and 51.
But perhaps subtle and complex emotions are the ones that are more likely to exist between people.”

“It was clumsy and lacking, but I still don’t want to forget it.
“Because back then, I had feelings that I can never express now.”
---From "Volume 1 Was Still Excellent"

Kim Dae-myung: “As I get older, I start to think about who I am in the play.
Sometimes it was Jang Geu-rae, and sometimes it was Manager Kim.
I feel like my perspective on "Misaeng" changes depending on my current appearance.
---From "A Letter from Volume 2, 8 Years Later"

Kim Won-seok: “It would be an unhealthy solidarity to form a group that gives the impression that we are all one and alienate someone.
This is also the reason why Jang Geu-rae felt so lonely in the beginning of his internship.
So I like a looser alliance where we can support each other but don't demand too many restrictions, where we're always open to those who are compatible, but can always let go if we're not compatible."
---From "Volume 2 Director Interview"

Jeong Yun-jeong “A complete sense of alienation, deprivation, and anxiety, a sense of self-esteem that is scattered as you enter a world where you can never belong.
There is a gray feeling that those things create.
I put that on Jang Geu-rae.
Only then did Jang Geu-rae start moving.
“I finally became someone I could know.”

“In creating a three-dimensional character, the director and I both agree on finding the gap between the character’s feelings and actions and characterizing the true feelings hidden within it.
It's about expressing honest feelings that people usually try to hide.
“I think those things create a three-dimensional feel to the character and have a big impact on building the character.”
---From the author's note in Volume 3

Yeah, it's not that I didn't try hard, but I think it's because I didn't try hard enough.
I came out into the world because I didn't work hard.
“I was just abandoned because I didn’t work hard enough.”
---From "First Country S#60"

Yeah, I called her “our kid…”
---From "Second Country S#67"

Common sense: “People with strong motivation to achieve are like tornadoes, causing trouble or harm to those around them.
But the center is quiet.
“Take center stage.”
---From "Third Country S#59"

Deputy Director Seon: “I often mistakenly believe that the past is holding me back, but when I think about it, I often find myself holding onto the past.”
---From "The Fourth Country S#37"

Common sense: “Since you’re already here, try to hold out somehow.”
To persevere is to win.
To endure is to somehow move forward to complete life.
You may not know this, but there is a saying in Baduk.
Misaeng, Wansaeng.
We are all still in the early stages.”
---From "The Fourth Country S#69"

Yeah, “Yeah… everyone has their own version of Baduk…”
---From "Sixth Country S#83"

Teacher: “If you want to achieve something, build up your physical strength first.
If you want to win, first build a body that can withstand enough hardship.
“Mental strength is nothing more than a relief without the protection of physical strength.”
---From "The 8th Country S#1"

Dong-sik: “People call us the Necktie Brigade or the idiots… I could live my life however I want, and society or the company wouldn’t care, but this is who I am right now.”
---From "10th Country S#81"

Yes, “what seems like the whole thing, if you step out a little, you will see that it is only a small part of it.”
---From "14th Country S#1"

Common sense “Your life can change depending on who you meet in life.
“If you chase flies, you’ll end up hanging around the toilet, but if you chase bees, you’ll end up strolling through flower fields.”
---From "17th Country S#28"

Common sense: “Even if it doesn’t seem like it will work out, see it through to the end.”
As we live, there are many things we begin even though we know the end.”

---From "Country 19 S#77"