Ice Age Chapter

Author: [Korean] Choi Deok-hee (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: Super value wisdom, smarten your brain; Super thrilling, make your reading heart race; Super funny, make you explode with joy! A great challenge for teenagers' survival and adaptability skills! A best-selling Korean comic book that sold 1 million copies within a year! A super comic book loved by teachers, parents, and students! Do you know where the end of the Earth is? Since ancient times, people have been filled with endless curiosity and imagination about it. Some even believed that the end of the Earth was an endless, wild land. In the 18th century, people firmly believed that at the southern tip of the Earth lay a paradise of carefree joy, happiness, and bliss, with a pleasant tropical climate and picturesque fertile fields. They thought that the further south you went, the hotter the climate would be. But the reality was completely different—there was just a vast continent covered in thick ice and snow. At first, people's curiosity about the North Pole was just as intense. The first person to approach the North Pole was a familiar pirate named "Martin Brevik." It wasn't until centuries later that the North Pole was fully explored. The ice under your feet might be turning into floating ice and slipping away quietly, a flat piece of ice could suddenly crack open in front of you, forming dozens of ice fissures; you might even unexpectedly encounter fierce beasts like polar bears; it is a snowy white land of ice and snow, and your vision could even be lost due to the polar light phenomenon called "whiteout." The background of this story is just such an ice-covered region. What will happen to our protagonist Leo? Leo's survival adventure will depend on the scientific knowledge he has learned about the Arctic and the lessons he has gained. Let us join our protagonist Leo and his companions to experience the hunger and cold of the ice-covered region together. In the end, let us pray that these charming lands of the Antarctic and the Arctic can be well protected.