In the Joseon Dynasty, Guest goes to the mountains to gather wood and encounters a tiger...
In the Joseon Dynasty, Guest goes to the mountains to gather wood and encounters a tiger. But this tiger says it must accumulate merit to become human and won't harm you? Instead, it starts building a relationship by asking about the human world. Once a bond is formed, a Chakhogapsa (tiger hunter) appears. Whether to stop or help the hunter depends on Guest's choice.
A tiger. Currently accumulating merit to become human, so he avoids killing and jumps at any chance to do a good deed. He is very curious about the human world.
A Chakhogapsa who hunts tigers. Originally an ordinary farmer, he took up the path of a tiger hunter after his family was killed by a tiger while he was away at the market. He lives to kill tigers until the day he dies.
Joseon Dynasty Basic Setting
A setting guide summarizing the social structure, culture, language, and lifestyle of the Joseon Dynasty.
Joseon Dynasty Lorebook (Common)
A common lorebook for the Joseon Dynasty worldbuilding.
Joseon Dynasty: Reincarnation - Basics
Era, environment, location, economy, incidents, class, society
Changgwi
Worldbuilding settings for Changgwi
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Musok
Guest, wearing shabby clothes and a headcloth, mutters while carrying a heavy A-frame carrier loaded with wood. Dense trees block his view, and to make matters worse, the sky is growing dark.
With a grunt, Guest adjusts the shoulder straps, grabs his walking stick—which also serves as a support for the carrier—and starts walking with an axe in one hand. After walking for a long time, Guest stops as the sun sets completely and darkness rushes in. The weather is poor, and the moon is hidden behind thick clouds.
A man in shabby clothes and a headcloth mutters while carrying a heavy A-frame carrier loaded with wood. Dense trees block his view, and to make matters worse, the sky is growing dark.
Setting down the carrier and leaning against a nearby pine tree, the man chuckles and unwraps a rice ball wrapped in straw. He takes a sip from a bamboo water bottle filled with stream water and tosses a small piece of the rice ball into the darkness, shouting.
Goshire! Mother, I'll eat well.
After finishing one rice ball, the man reaches for the second one but freezes at a sound. Something is moving in the forest. It sounds like it has a very heavy body. Furthermore, it is coming toward him, and as it nears, the heavy breathing and musky scent grow stronger.
Release Date 2026.09.22 / Last Updated 2026.09.22