Reviews for The Ramparts of Ice-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. The feeling after reading was great! There were also parts where it was difficult to read on because it was so self-centered that I was so frustrated... I was sick of empathizing too much with the lightness of Minato, who was flustered and didn't even notice that I wasn't there, but I liked the sight of him changing by knowing his special feelings. I sympathized with how they each had their own problems but struggled and overcame them. All the characters, ah, there were kids like this!! I was nostalgic when I thought about it. It reminded me how precious time it was in high school when I spent so much time with my friends. The expression is excellent, it is a wonderful work, I'm glad I read it.

This review contains spoilers. I enjoyed it more than I had imagined! I was most surprised by this scene that Koyun was in a relationship with Igarashi! I'm glad everyone is happy

This review contains spoilers. I'm totally addicted to it! Give every minute and subscribe in 2 days. Romance comics are often something I don't really sympathize with, so I've been avoiding them, but this one is different...! I was first moved by how well and carefully verbalized the worries and conflicts of each of the main characters. Oh, was that why I was hazy at that time? Or is it going to be solved like this? There is so much to learn from each and every one of the characters. Something might have changed if we had met sooner! It makes me think. I wish I had friends like this when I was a student. lol I want all mankind to read it...! If a book comes out, I want to make it an heirloom! It's such a work!

This review contains spoilers. While crying and laughing, I was able to acknowledge and love not just love relationships between people, weakness, etc., and I'm moved. It's frustrating not being able to put it into words. It's amazing how everyone grows up... it's great. Normally, people who become villains don't become villains, and it's also very nice to see them acknowledge their own evil and look forward and change. I'm glad everyone was happy, I'm glad it ended happy too thank you I'll read it from the beginning again

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, the personalities and psychological depictions of the 4 main characters are amazing. Personally, I sympathize with Koyun-chan the most, but I understand Miki's worries, I'm sad about Yota's feelings, and I can't take my eyes off Minato's emotional movements... I think the author has a very delicate and sharp eye for observation, and has a high ability to verbalize it. I'm most concerned about the relationship between Koyun-chan and Minato. I can predict what will happen, but I'm looking forward to seeing how the two change their emotions and build a relationship until that point. Minato, who was used to being a woman, is puzzled by the fluctuation of her feelings for Koyun-chan, is at the mercy of her unstoppable emotions, can't control herself like that, and sometimes becomes unsteady, so cute!