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Jeon Uchi-jeon (田禹治傳 The Tale of Jeon Uchi) is a classic Korean novel featuring a historical figure named Jeon Uchi, who lived in the mid-Joseon dynasty. Most of the novel consists of Jeon Uchi using Taoist magic to do something. It is a novel that adequately combines excitement and seriousness, as it evokes the reader’s interest by developing the events in the novel through Taoist magic while also using Taoist magic as a means to express a sense of criticism of reality.