Kim Sang-hwa et al.: Yi Sun-sin family

How did this self become a hero? The stars of death and war, the gods of war, who are endowed with a sense of thunder, this God of nature! But every victory is a source of despair and pain... “The more I save the world, the more unhappy I become. And yet will we fight? I'm going to tell you this story of a self-immolative man who overcame his fate and became a true hero. If you're a Korean born of a graphic noblem of the Chulti, you know it, but I think you do, and you don't know it. Another self-inflicted story with historical imagination. His story has been undiscovered, and it's produced by a graphic noblem of the world's greatest character. The first time that a boy is born a true hero is open. I wasn't born a hero. I had come to realize in my youth, in my pain and despair, that I became a hero. How could this self be born a hero? The heart-blowing battle of this Sun-Sin fighting his fate, now the shipland that has become Russian land, the melting point! The soldier who guards the rust and the midwife, the god of the dead, fights against dozens of lichens. The god who fights the after-life, the god who struggles with his fate, the self-imposed who fights his ego (the battle of the In-Genhians is in two books). You can meet this self-immolative person fighting his fate, this one fighting his ego.

Korean title: 이순신세가

Korean author: 김상화 외

Korean publisher: 씽크스마트

ISBN-13: 9788965292104