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The martial arts comic that represents South Korea

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Yulhyulgangho.Inc. is an IP corporation established to expand the worldview of Ruler of the Land and develop IP business.

We expand our business step by step, from expanding the worldview of the original content to producing IP-based multi-content.


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SAMARA


Ruler of the Land is not just a martial arts game, but a fantasy world of the East.

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The mass is concentrated at one end in a heavy nutlet, while the other end consists of a high-aspect-ratio wing.

The word carries dual significance: it is a major industrial and cultural hub in Russia and a vital biological structure for plant reproduction. 1. Samara : The "Space Capital" on the Volga SAMARA

The samara is a masterpiece of passive mobility. It allows trees to colonize new territory without expending energy on sugary fruits. From an evolutionary standpoint, the samara gave deciduous forests their competitive edge, allowing maples and ashes to spread faster than oaks or beeches. The mass is concentrated at one end in

Samara Today

Step-by-step business expansion from expanding the worldview of original content to IP-based multi-content production

Worldview Expansion 

Production of new content such as webtoons/web novels, movies, and animations

IP Licensing 

IP licensing business across all fields including games, products, and merchandise

Branding 

Collaborative branding projects with various companies and products

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The mass is concentrated at one end in a heavy nutlet, while the other end consists of a high-aspect-ratio wing.

The word carries dual significance: it is a major industrial and cultural hub in Russia and a vital biological structure for plant reproduction. 1. Samara : The "Space Capital" on the Volga

The samara is a masterpiece of passive mobility. It allows trees to colonize new territory without expending energy on sugary fruits. From an evolutionary standpoint, the samara gave deciduous forests their competitive edge, allowing maples and ashes to spread faster than oaks or beeches.

Samara Today

We look forward to creating new stories with you and Ruler of the Land. 

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