Reviews for The Ramparts of Ice-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. They deal with people while staring at their own feelings, thoughts, and feelings, noticing, and worrying about how to act from there, regretting, and starting over. It's very difficult, but I read it while crying, because everyone other than myself is doing it unconsciously, and I was keenly aware that misunderstandings and collisions are misunderstandings from time to time, and that there are simply differences in values, nobody is bad, and it can't be helped. Like them, I wanted to take care of myself and not worry too much about my surroundings, reflect on it from time to time, be grateful for the happiness I have now, gather my courage, and spend my time. Personally, I really sympathized with Koyun-chan's desire to disappear, and there were many heartbreaking moments, but I was so happy that Koyun-chan was able to be herself more and more throughout the 3 years!!! It's as good as the moon, but thank you so much for the great story!!

This review contains spoilers. It was very good. It is a realistic psychological depiction of life, with the worries and feelings of each big victory, and conflicts that no one can say to anyone. I cried in the second half due to empathy. The pictures of everyone's smiles and shy faces were beautiful, and it was also very nice that it wasn't a story where all favors for the opposite sex were connected to love when they were made like this. (The future of Akine may change, but there may be implications) I suggested places where I was a beginner in love with Koyun-chan but wasn't too much of a beginner, places that didn't translate as Yo-Kya wasn't good at it but didn't want to talk at all, places that were relatively friendly to someone I forgave, and places where they always acted together with Miki and didn't mean it. There were many things I learned, such as words and feelings used to address my worries. It seems to be the axis of the heart. As a result, the story and pictures are so wonderful.

This review contains spoilers. I started reading it because I thought it would be like delivering it to you, but it was completely different. Koyun feels even stronger, and Amemiya-kun is... good! I'm sorry I thought that was a bad guy at first. I read it while smirking how he gets carried away by his first love and is at the mercy of Koyun-chan. It was fun to be like a Koisuru Otome. Everyone around me is also rich in variety. First, “huh?” Even though I thought about it, everyone looked so cute as I read it, and I felt like youth was good. Good feeling after reading! Thanks for the refreshing feeling!

This review contains spoilers. The scene where they each dated really made me cry. There are times when the same scene is depicted from different perspectives, so it's a wonderful work where you can really empathize

This review contains spoilers. I understood Koyun-chan's feelings so much that it was hard to read it halfway through. At first, I thought I liked Yota-kun, so I was surprised by this development. It would be nice if we could quickly get used to both of them, but we start to see each other. I want to read more quickly, but I'm sorry I finished reading it, so I'm rereading it from the beginning.

This review contains spoilers. I couldn't stop reading on! It was a really, really wonderful story with lots of fuss and creaking ✨ The pictures were cute and I really liked it ☀ ︎