Reviews for The Ramparts of Ice-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. interesting! Remembering my school days, I was hooked! All the characters are cute. It made me want to go back to being a student one more time

This review contains spoilers. It was really interesting. I'm not good at Nori in girls' manga, so I can read it easily even though I don't read much. The characters are rich in personality and are attractive. The story is well-tailored and doesn't let readers get bored.

This review contains spoilers. I enjoyed reading it until the end while feeling deep sympathy for Tsukiko! Little by little, Koyuki-chan, who had initially created a wall with people, and how the mental barriers around her unravel little by little, is both frustrating and smiling, and it is so inspiring that they have drawn through the 3 years. It was so much fun! Maybe there are people who don't like the deformation in the middle, but I also like the squishy two-headed body because it's cute. Anyway, Koyuki-chan after her heart had melted was just so cute that she was carried by Amemiya and “huh? I didn't think “cute...” once or twice. The TV face was so cute. Also, the part of Amemiya-kun's episode where the boundary between the person who stabs the finger and the person getting stabbed is terribly vague, and since I know that, I can't say anything that disparages people, and that they call out to the person on the side where they are being stabbed, somehow stuck in my head. They usually turn around on the sidelines. It's easier that way. When I read this story, I thought I'd be careful not to get caught up in the crowd and only get stabbed. It is a privilege of young people to be able to honestly explode their emotions, face each other, and collide with each other. It was such a warm and cute story that reminded me of my almost forgotten youth.

This review contains spoilers. The fact that the protagonist is not energetic and brooding was fresh. But in addition to the fact that the main character is a staple girls' manga [cute even though the setting isn't popular], it's also a high-spec cheat character called “extremely beautiful.” So after all, it's starting to be popular. If you're told, “Yes, girls' comics are basically for women readers to project themselves onto the main character and enjoy a transition story from not popular to popular,” I understand that. They're usually just cute, but on top of that, they're pretty, so the fun is more than other normal girls' comics. But what I felt was that if Koyun was “not a so-called pretty person with a cold impression, a person who is cute on the inside but doesn't seem to be particularly popular in appearance,” then I wonder if this story didn't come true? It seems like the boys that show up weren't like that. So Koyun's appearance is an ordinary child who isn't particularly cute or beautiful, and if I draw it with this excellent sense of psychological depiction, it really becomes a transition story about a girl with [a castle wall made of ice], and I think I burst into tears as a work that encourages many people. However, it's difficult to sell comics like that. Anyway, since it's not that kind of work, the dramatic emotion that sticks to my heart is a bit unsatisfactory. So I finished reading the last story and thought, “Oh, that was interesting!” I didn't feel like reading it twice, like Weekly Shonen Ja ○ who gets thrown away at the station. But I read it again a year later. I understood the content, so I was able to read it slowly and with peace of mind without getting tired of reading it. I have come to really understand Koyun's suffering. The heroine may be cute and beautiful, and not popular, but it was a fresh work that was completely different from common girls' comics where she didn't lose her memory, didn't match the violence of the villain, and didn't break up once. It was a challenging and creative work drawn by a genius who describes everyday life. Thank you very much.

This review contains spoilers. I watched while thinking that the worries of each of the 4 people would be difficult to put into words at this time of year. Somehow, I read it in a blink of an eye while sympathizing with this problem during this period. I like 4 people, but I can recommend Igarashi-kun too lol

This review contains spoilers. You can tell it makes you cringe with just one expression. It's too pure and too precious. I also like drawing, but it's so unbearable. Romance comics have villains, but I can't stop because there are so many moments where my heart gets tight because everyone who doesn't show up is a good kid.