I'm still kicking myself for not reading this sooner. It's simply perfect in every aspect one could expect to have from a masterpiece. The art is divine. The colouring is incredibly mesmerizing. The story is a 2 am page-turner and a 6-days-of-crawling-for-more torture.

Reading this makes you feel like you're experiencing exactly what the characters feel: from the cold wind rushing through the mountain, the tightened lungs desperately reaching out for more air, the relief after people's lives are saved, the calm stunning sunrise that predicts an upcoming danger and most of all, the mountain with thrill hidden in every of its rock and beauty in every of its leaf.

This definitely goes straight to my favourite list.

Hands down the best manhwa webcomic I have read to date. A close 2nd (almost tied for for 1st) would be Tower of God; if that is any indication of the quality of the series.

My only real gripe would have to be the short chapters which, as a flaw, is quite minor.

edit: I was wondering why releases were not coming out so I checked into it and it looks like Easy Going Scans has dropped this webcomic! I hope someone else picks it back up ASAP!

edit: Supreme Cream Scanslations, thank you for picking it back up!

... Last updated on October 8th, 2013, 1:06pm

Just finished Kokou no Hito after following it for a while, and now I come across this, which is just about as good. Glad I still have some rock climbing/mountaineering manga to look forward to each week!

The artwork is SUPERB! Great detail and very realistic. The story is so heart-pounding you can't breathe until you finish the chapter. The story keeps you in suspense all the time. The characters have depth as well. All in all, great art, great story, great characters! Everything you could ask for! Highly-recommended!

... Last updated on July 15th, 2015, 10:34pm

Decent and unique plotline, tons of action, and gorgeous, detailed art. Love it

Not too sure where the story is going exactly, as our main character's in ROK's mandatory military service, and yunno, not too many compelling things happen there (such as romance, horror, etc.) But this is surely interesting as you see a young soldier's life, and what he goes through. A different type of slice-of-life, and I highly recommend this series. The art is beautiful as well, but if you read way too many mangas than is healthy, like I do, then you'd have to remember to read from left to right, and not from the right to left (as you do in mangas). But mostly it's top to bottom so all's okay. Likable characters, and I'm enjoying it right now. Very glad I stumbled upon this series, and is super-excited for the next chapter!

... Last updated on April 13th, 2012, 10:03pm