Korea traditional fairy tale with spices and humor. You can take a deeper look of characters that were described superficially before. Social relationship and hierarchy reveals when an critical issue pops up.

The Rabbit's Liver and the Turtle story - A long, long time ago, there lived a Dragon King in a palace deep beneath the East Sea. One day, the king became suddenly sick, so the high-ranking officers gathered to have a meeting to find a doctor and the cure to heal him.... Could the Minister Whale find a doctor in time to save his Majesty the King?....

On a whim, Aron Cornwall decides he wants to live a pirate's life of thrills, sailing on the high seas in search of distant lands and buried treasure. And when you are the son of a duke, you generally get what you want. Accompanied by his reluctant manservant, Robin, Aron scrounges up a crew-including a cook who cannot cook, a transvestite assassin, and a boy (girl?) genius-and sets off on the craziest pirate adventure you've ever seen!

This book contains 175 tales drawn equally from the ancient and modern periods of Korea, plus 16 further tales provided for comparative purposes. Nothing else on this scale or depth is available in any western language. Three broad classes of material are included: foundation myths of ancient states and clans, ancient folktales and legends, modern folktales. Each narrative contains information on its source and provenance, and on its folklore type, similarities to folklore types from China, Japan and elsewhere.

Catalogue of the Landis Library in v. 3, p. [41]-61.