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The era depicted in the movie The Man Who Lives with the King —

The young King Danjong and the Six Loyal Ministers who sacrificed their lives to protect him.

This app is the first-person diary of Seong Sam-mun, the Dongbu Seungji, one of those Six Loyal Ministers.

From the Coup of Gyeyu to the conspiracy for restoration, discovery, and execution, it follows eight months across two springs from Seong Sam-mun's perspective.

The Diary of Seong Sam-mun is a reader of Korean historical fiction based on classical Chinese historical records from the Annals of King Danjong and the Annals of King Sejo.

From the perspective of Seong Sam-mun, the Dongbu Seungji and one of the Six Loyal Ministers, covering the Coup of Gyeyu, abdication, the conspiracy for restoration, discovery, and execution,

A first-person reader of the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty, recounted in 151 chapters across four sections.

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★ Composition of Four Chapters

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1. The Coup of Gyeuyu (Oct. 1453 – Dec. 1453) — The Beginning of the Cracks.

The assassination of Kim Jong-seo and Hwangbo In, Suyang's seizure of power, and contradictions in the list of meritorious subjects of the coup.

2. Abdication (1454 – 1455, 6th lunar month) — The Conception of a Resolution.

The very spot where the royal seal was handed over. Sin Suk-ju's rage. Danjong's demotion to Retired King.

3. Conspiracy for Restoration (1455, 6th lunar month – June 1456) — A Secret Solidarity.

The secret conspiracy of the Six Martyred Ministers. Operation Byeolungeom. The banquet welcoming the Ming envoy.

4. Discovery and Execution (June 2 – June 8, 1456) — Demotion and Resolution.

Kim Jil's Information. Royal interrogation. The death of Park Paeng-nyeon. Execution by dismemberment. Six days compressed.

Private interrogation. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

★ Based on Historical Sources + Fictional Reconstruction

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- Organized into Classical Chinese entry units based on the Annals of King Danjong and the Annals of King Sejo

- Citations are cited when adding facts not found in historical sources (e.g., Yeollyeosilgisul, Maejukheonjip)

- Details regarding character inner thoughts, dialogue, and scenes include fictional reconstruction.

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★ Features

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✓ 151 First-Person Fictional Readings

✓ Chapter-by-Chapter Progress Tracking, Peak Section Markers

✓ Dark / Light / System Modes

✓ Body Font (Pretendard, Nanum Myeongjo) · Size · Line Spacing Adjustment

✓ Text-to-Speech (TTS) Speed ​​Adjustment + Automatic Next Section

✓ Sharing Quoted Sijo ("What Shall I Become After This Body Dies") Text

✓ Explanation of Chinese Characters (Sajeongjeon, Myeonjil, Dongmoja, Uigeumbu, etc.)

✓ No account, sign-up, or login required. Operates offline.

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★ Design

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Quiet Resolve — The resolute silence of Cheongjuk (the pen name of Maejukheon).

Rejection of Hanji, ink, and manuscripts. Modern mobile tone.

Pretendard text + Quote from Nanum Myeongjo's Sijo + Crack visual code.


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★ Series

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Joseon Tragedy First-Person Reader Series.

- Yi Sun-sin's Diary (Nanjung Ilgi: A Korean History Novel)

- Yeonsangun's Diary (Annals of the Joseon Dynasty: A First-Person Novel-Style Reader)

- Seong Sam-mun's Diary (Six Martyrs: A First-Person Annals of the Joseon Dynasty Novel)

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ℹ️ Notice

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This app is a Korean historical novel based on the historical records of the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty, supplemented with some established theories and unofficial histories.

Aside from the original historical texts, details regarding characters' inner thoughts, dialogue, and scenes involve fictional reconstruction.

This app is an unofficial app with no affiliation, cooperation, or authorization with the movie The Man Who Lives with Kings or its production and distribution companies.

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📧 Inquiries

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