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So Daeseong jeon or Sodaeseongjeon (蘇大成傳 The Tale of So Daeseong) is a Korean heroic novel. Written before 1794, the author is unknown. The story is about So Daeseong, a generous poor man in China who wants to marry a rich woman named Chaebong. However, her family will not condone the match.. A dejected So Daeseong descends into gluttony and sleep for a long time. He eventually becomes a warrior monk and defeats an invading army. So Daeseong then becomes emperor and is able to marry Chaebong.