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'Time Slip: A Thousand and One Historical Stories' Episode 10 to Depict King Sejong's Investigation of Two Cases

The 10th episode of 'Time Slip: A Thousand and One Historical Stories' will air on Channel A, focusing on two investigations led by King Sejong.

'Time Slip: A Thousand and One Historical Stories' Episode 10 to Depict King Sejong's Investigation of Two Cases
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The 10th episode of 'Time Slip: A Thousand and One Historical Stories', which has returned after 5 years, will be broadcast on Channel A at 10 PM on the 29th. This episode deals with two cases under the theme of 'King Sejong's Investigation Log'.

The first story is the case of the slave Deok-geum, who disappeared from the house of Hall of Worthies scholar Gwon Chae. After Deok-geum is found covered in blood, King Sejong, along with the royal investigator, examines the scene and the statements of those involved. Gwon Chae points to his rival Nam Mun-su as the mastermind behind the disappearance, but King Sejong continues the investigation without rushing to conclude who the culprit is.

The second case is the murder of the official Lee Chun-bal. After reviewing the investigation log, King Sejong suspects the possibility that it is not a simple robbery case and orders the search for witnesses. As diverging statements, footprints at the scene, and circumstances of illicit trade are revealed, the case enters a new phase.

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Jeong Si-hwan
Jeong Si-hwan
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