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“The Ghosts Living in Our House” Series: 1 — They Want to Scare Humans

  • Fantasy Novel
  • Categories:Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths Literature & Fiction
  • Language:Korean(Translation Services Available)
  • Publication Place:South Korea
  • Publication date:September,2025
  • Pages:216
  • Retail Price:(Unknown)
  • Size:156mm×224mm
  • Text Color:Full color
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[Publisher’s Review]
“Ghosts, demigods, deities…
Stories of beings that exist yet remain unseen!”

In “There’s a Ghost in My House, Vol. 1,” you will catch a glimpse of an entirely new worldview. You’ll encounter characters who are both familiar and strange: the “evil spirits” passed down through word of mouth; the “demigods” who dwell in nature and command the winds, earth, and water; the “divine beings” who rule over and protect all life, including ghosts; and the “spirits” endowed with mysterious powers. To humans, they may seem insignificant—or even a bit bothersome. Yet once you meet every character in “There’s a Ghost in My House, Vol. 1,” your perspective will shift. You’ll come to realize how, beyond the reach of human eyes, they quietly go about their lives. At the same time, you may find yourself wondering what kind of ghost truly resides in your own home. Could there be a guardian spirit hiding in the kitchen, the bathroom, or on the ceiling—perhaps even in every corner of your house—or perhaps a restless soul still unable to move on to the next world? But don’t worry: after all, evil spirits rank lowest among ghosts. Selfish yet warm, clumsy yet considerate, frightening yet not cruel—this is Volume One of “There’s a Ghost in My House”! Let’s embark together on these mischievous adventures and experience a story that grows ever more thrilling and exciting!

▶ Appendix Introduction:
Use the “Daily Fortune” cards included in the appendix to make your reading of “There’s a Ghost in My House, Vol. 1” even smoother. Divinate alongside the ghosts and enjoy all sorts of card games with your family.

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★ A fantasy series for elementary school students, specially designed to nurture children’s growth. The stories are free of horror or suspense, using amusing tales about ghosts and monsters to explore themes of self-acceptance, friendship, and courage—perfect for young readers in the primary school years.

This series is planned to comprise 10 volumes; the first two have already been published:
Volume 1: “I Want to Scare Humans”
Volume 2: “The Monsters’ Visit”

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The Great Japgwi Rebellion: Low-Ranking Ghosts
Have you heard of the “Japgwi”? They’re said to be the lowest‑ranked among the countless spirits in the world. “Ghost House Adventures 1” tells the tale of these insignificant little ghosts and their adventures. Their wish is simple: to scare people! As the first volume of a ten‑part comic series, “Ghost House Adventures 1” chronicles the uproar set off by these would‑be spooksters. At its center is the protagonist, “Gwigi,” who dreams of becoming the most terrifying ghost on earth. He lives in the ceiling of a dilapidated two‑story house in the city center—selfish, always looking down on everyone, and without a single friend. Just then, a child whom all the Japgwi adore moves in next door. Gwigi is constantly on the lookout for a chance to frighten that kid. But one day, out of the blue, a bolt from the blue strikes: the Heavenly Emperor decrees, “Since humans in this world are now more frightening than ghosts, all spirits must return to the underworld!”

Gwigi grits his teeth—there’s no way he’ll let that happen. After much deliberation, he begins rallying other malevolent spirits who share his ambition. There’s Mokgwi, the headless ghost; Nuggwi, who dwells in aged ginseng wine; and Hwagwi, who haunts the elementary school restroom. But how could they possibly be as selfish as Gwigi? Though they’re united in purpose, staying together proves far from easy. Will these evil spirits ultimately get their wish—to stay in the human world and become the scariest ghosts of all?

Contents

The Dictionary of Evil Spirits

1. A Message to the Evil Spirit 13
2. I Want to Scare People! 17
3. Fire Spirits and Green Spirits 47
4. Don’t Overthink It—You’re Called an Evil Spirit! 71
5. Aiming for a Lunar Eclipse 99

6. The Magical Axe 121
7. Snow White 133
8. The Toad 155
9. I Need Sapsali! 170
10. A Just Evil Spirit? 186
11. We Are All Evil Spirits 202

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