★This series of books has been a huge success in Korea, with sales exceeding 600,000 copies!

★Rights sold: Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese

★It was a candidate for the "Book of the Year" as voted by Korean readers (from the representative online bookstore YES24).

★The author, Jaesung Jung, is known as the "National Professor of Korea" and is currently a professor of biology and brain science at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). He was selected as a "Global Leader of Tomorrow" at the World Economic Forum in 2009 and was awarded the Korean Science and Culture Prize in 2011. His popular science book "Science Concert" has sold over 700,000 copies in Korea.

★[Children's Brain Science] + [Comics] + [Adventure] + [Humor], integrating elements that children love. Hurry up and enter this book to start a hilarious and thrilling adventure on Earth!

★Attention, forgetting curves, campus social interactions... Breaking through the brain-related dilemmas children encounter in daily learning. Explore the brain with a Ph.D. from Yale University, with exciting stories + game training, to become a memory master, to face exams without panic, and to socialize rationally without impulsiveness.

★The Brain Detective Team has infiltrated Earth to study humans! The wise Asar, the funny Rahud, the tech expert Baba, and the security officer Aurora will vividly perform the thrilling reconnaissance activities and hilarious daily life of aliens on Earth, allowing children to understand our brains amidst laughter.

The series has currently published 15 volumes:
"Human Obsession with External Beauty"
"Humans Have Poor Memory"
"Human Emotions Are Like a Roller Coaster"
"We Are All Aliens in Adolescence"
"Human Senses Are a Gorgeous Illusion"
"Gender Makes Us Different"
"Humans Are Born Liars"
"Anxiety Creates All Kinds of Superstitions"
"Humans Make a Mess of Choices"
"Alien Telepathy"
"Humans Cry and Laugh Due to Stress"
"Everyone Is Extremely Artistic"
"Humans Are the Great Demon Kings of Curiosity"
"Humans Are Tempted by Money"
"The Vortex Brain of Adolescence"

Aliens have truly landed on Earth!
The Ewole Exploration Team, crossing through a wormhole from another galaxy to the Solar System,
in order to conquer Earth, disguises themselves as Earthlings,
observing every aspect of Earthlings' lives and behaviors, and reporting back to their home planet,
they must determine whether Earth is suitable for habitation.

However, Earthlings are incredibly peculiar!
Although they all look quite similar, with two eyes, a nose, and a mouth,
they can discern each person's appearance and emotions from the subtle differences and expressions on their faces;
Earthlings also wear a variety of clothes for different occasions and needs!
What astonishes them the most is Earthlings' pursuit of 'good looks',
those who are considered good-looking seem to have an advantage in job hunting, making friends...?
They are even 'watched' and 'discussed' by everyone, driving them nearly mad!
If this leads to their accidental exposure of their true identities,
that would be disastrous!

Author and Planner: Jaesung Jung
A physicist and neuroscientist who studies the brain. He graduated from the Department of Physics at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), where he earned his master's and doctoral degrees for his work on brain modeling and the application of complex system modeling methods to predict symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. He has served as a research fellow in child psychiatry at the Yale University School of Medicine, a professor of physics at Korea University, an assistant professor of child neurology at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, and a professor of bioengineering and neuroscience at KAIST. Currently, he is the head of the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences and the vice dean of the College of Interdisciplinary Talents at KAIST. His research includes decision neuroscience, brain model construction for mental illnesses, brain-computer interfaces, and the creation of artificial intelligence machines similar to the brain. In 2009, he was named a "Young Global Leader" by the World Economic Forum (Davos Forum). In 2011, he received the Korean Science and Culture Award. Every year on the last Saturday of October, he holds a charity event for scientists with the theme "October Sky" at a small city library. His works include "Science Concert" (rated as the most influential science book for Korean science students over the past decade), "The Physicist Looks at Science in the Movies," "The Neuroscientist Looks at Humans in the Movies," and "12 Steps to the Brain Revolution." He co-authored "Apologize Calmly" with Kim Ho and "The Blind Watchmaker" with Kim Jo-hwan.

Text Author: Jaesung Jung
During the planning phase, he had to constantly engage in a form of mental schizophrenia, playing roles such as Asar, Rahud, Aurora, and Baba, and was responsible for writing the main structure of the story. To incorporate knowledge of the never-visited Ore Planet and the human brain, which he had never personally opened, into the story, he conducted countless related studies.

Text Author: Go Eun Lee
A cognitive psychologist who studies psychology using scientific methods. She believes that science is a useful tool that can understand the mind through acceptable logic and verifiable methods. She graduated from the Department of Psychology at Pusan National University, where she also obtained her master's and doctoral degrees in cognitive psychology. She is currently a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Psychology at Pusan National University, teaching and conducting research.

Illustrator: Hyeonmin Kim
A South Korean comic artist who developed his career in Europe early on. Although he majored in industrial design during his university years, he decided to become a comic artist to fulfill his childhood dream. He currently collaborates with a French publisher and has released the adventure comic series "Archibald." He enjoys creating monsters or magical characters that allow for the use of imagination. Although physically unable to leave Earth, he always dreams of being a traveler in outer space, hitchhiking and wandering around.