Reviews for ICE MAIDEN Manga

I'm not good at Vikings, even if it's a historical name, so I haven't read it until now, and it's been really wasteful. It was so nice that their feelings were close together.

It was a story that made me read, to the extent that it was a little different to Harlequin. The heroine was cool from beginning to end, and it was nice that there was no blurring. While it's called Man Wins, there are a lot of stories where women and women start in the middle, there's no blurring there. The man I'm dealing with also understood the heroine very well, and the fact that the heroine is strong but protects her weakest point was wonderful, so it's not unreasonable for the heroine to be attracted to it. I'm glad it wasn't unreasonable that the man I was dealing with was attracted to the heroine. The first night scene was also very good, but it was a bit weak, so I wanted to read a little more. I want to read a little more after the two, so I definitely want to read the sequel.

It was like a historical drama, a taiga drama, and it was even more moving. The pictures are beautiful too. I bought it a long time ago and wanted to read it, but it finally came true.

I'm buying the author. It's a different Harlequin, but it was very nice. The melancholy expression matches the story, so it's great!

I didn't know much about Vikings, so I was able to read it while studying.

They properly depicted each other's feelings at key points, so? It wasn't there and I was able to read it clearly. There were also gags here and there () b The heroine's feelings of being too handsome during the last battle were so cool that I thought, ah, I wanted to marry Rika... (≧ ▽ ≤)

A brave story where a handsome heroine takes a sword in her hand, paddles out into the open sea, and saves her younger brother who was abducted by slavery. The North Sea, the battleground of the Vikings. The drifter whose life was saved was told by the daughter (illegitimate son) of the patriarch, who was superior to man, that marriage was an exchange condition for returning to her hometown. As expected, HQ's northern stage shows a sense of realism even when the various waves of history are involved in love, probably because there are plenty of original authors whose origin is in the West. Also, if the skills of the manga artist teachers who are comicalized are certain, it's a saga like this (?) That Viking-style depiction is what it looks like. As is the case with ethnic characteristics and atmosphere, depictions of the ocean are also important. There are many HQs from Greece, which is southern Europe, and beautiful ports and islands from all over the world often appear in a rich sense of travel. In this story, the air, landscape, and feeling of water are all different from the northern sea, the sea is the ocean, and the feeling of water from a tropical resort. It swells heavily. The teacher, who can draw the difference, is persuasive in the picture of a tough ocean and whether to eat or be eaten, infested by looters versus a peaceful seaside fishing village. Even if you acknowledge that the heroine is cool to men who were looking for femininity, it's hard to see the appeal of the opposite sex. However, he realizes it day by day. The beauty in the heroine's strength, and the human appeal in the unforced beauty. Also, the location is beautiful if you try hard enough, so it's a one-shot KO on wedding day. I thought life on the island was just laid-back and peaceful, so I first recognized the existence of outlaws who come to trolls in the story of the same film. I felt that the first night, when the heroine dedicated her thoughts to him as her first and last man, was the first night in the flow of Harlequin's many contract marriages, and I felt the saddest. However, since they are tall, it would have been nice to have an outward trick that would make them look a little taller.

I felt like I was watching a movie. An epic romance. I also understood very well the lives and wisdom of the Vikings, and the heroine's kindness and strength, and the feelings of heroes who are attracted to her human appeal. Strong story and beautiful pictures. All in all, it was great!!

There is also romance, but it would be better to simply look at it as a historical object that breaks out of the narrow framework of Harlequin. I feel like there are very few Harley's where the heroine is this strong and cool. The hero looks like a good man at first sight, but he's a nice guy who makes sense. The national costumes of the Vikings are beautiful. The author's historical story is unmistakable!

The inner world of the characters was well drawn, and it was worth reading. It matches this manga artist's view of the world. I wish I had read it longer. It's enough to organize at least two books and continue for several volumes in a series.

The author bought it. It was a really wonderful story ('▽`) /Other people have written reviews, but it's an epic story. I want to read the last two love stories after the last one (▽▽〃)

It would be a waste to have a Harlequin degree of perfection. Honestly, I only thought Harlequin was about killing time, but reading this changed my mind. It's great. The degree of perfection is insanely high. The story and pictures are really well done. It is one of the many Harlequin works. I definitely want people who don't like Hildrical to read it. There is no doubt that you will be able to immerse yourself in such a romantic and happy feeling as if you have watched a good movie.

I liked Sachimi and bought it. Even at Harlequin, I just read that Sachimi is drawing comics. The picture is cute, and even if it's a decent original (sorry), it makes it an interesting work in its own way.