Reviews for The Ramparts of Ice-Full Color Manga

it's too precious, it's impossible. Even though I was an examinee from Kyodai 6 days ago, I read it all at once and my studies are simply terrible. I can sympathize with the good and bad parts of the closed community called a school, which I can sympathize with as an active high school student, and the psychological depiction of each character is very delicate, and I unexpectedly sympathize with everyone's feelings. Am I a person who mixes all of the characters that appear here? The more I think about it, the more I verbalize and compare emotions I couldn't put into my own words. Of course, it's simply interesting as a story, but it also has aspects that are very enlightening, and it's also an opportunity to take a bird's-eye view and reflect on “Oh, I was doing this...” An oversized dog.

It's also nice to end in the same scene at the beginning and end, kyun kyun. I wasn't able to live such a sparkling youth, but the main character's worries and things that everyone has quite a bit makes me feel close.

I think it's a wonderful work. I also really understand Koyuki's feelings. Also, each of them is the main character, and their feelings are carefully depicted, and it is a work I want to reread again. I'm glad we met. Thank you very much.

There were many depictions of feelings within myself that I hadn't been able to verbalize and parts that were difficult for others to understand, and I felt saved. I felt that my outline had become clear... or rather, it had become clear... It was a very nice story, very interesting, thank you.

Since the heroine and protagonist aren't fixed, it's exciting not being able to read the development. I basically don't read romantic comedies because they're boring, but I can proudly declare that these are funny romantic comedies. Definitely the best romantic comedy of my life.

I came from “The Opposites of You and Me,” but after all, Professor Agazawa is really good at verbalizing emotions. It conveys feelings and stories that seem like they would “somehow” clean up on their own, so every time they are conveyed, my heart is filled with those conveyed emotions, and the sense of satisfaction is not half-hearted. It was a work that made me feel like I was able to understand a little bit of myself that I didn't fully understand, and I'm glad I read it with my whole heart.

I haven't read many romantic comedies, but I can proudly say it was the funniest one I've ever read!!! I think it's a top class comic no matter what the realistic feelings and situations of the characters are not too big or too small, the very interesting gag that is frequently sandwiched between them without really bad love enemies that are common in romantic comedies, and the high drawing power that clearly depicts basic deformed characters but clearly depicts minute feelings!!

It's cute and makes me feel relaxed. Even though the pattern is simple, the expression is delicate and very nice. It was a wonderful time to overcome all the challenges of middle school.

Although I had seen it before, I didn't really like the picture and was able to read it, but the psychological depiction of each character was fresh and solid, which was really nice. It was so good that I read it all at once.

It's been a while since I read a wonderful manga! Somehow I'm already young, and I have the same personality as Koyun, so I empathized excessively... I cried a lot! I want Koyun to grow up to be a wonderful woman!

I read it many times. Each character is very, very good and so is the content. I love it. I hope a sequel comes out.

I couldn't stop reading it all at once! It was a wonderful work that went beyond simple youth romance, with detailed emotional depiction from each character's background. They are good at drawing, have good characters, and sometimes make me laugh and cry, so I recommend it!

I don't think anyone really understands what's inside of their heart. I don't want to get hurt, and I feel like there are times when I close my heart. It was nice to feel that each relationship also grew over time.

I definitely want you to take a look. Koyun is cute and makes me cringe. The second half was particularly great. I wanted to have this kind of student life.

The first one dared to reveal the characters' feelings and relationships, so I was really curious and read on. Is this guy nice? Is there a reverse side? etc. Then, the way they look at each one gradually changes, and it's amazing to be able to empathize with everyone. Even though it's an everyday manga, I think it's really good at digging deep into each situation and feeling. I want to read it over and over again.

I'm glad I read it! Even though it had a deep meaning, the words were easy to understand and it was a learning experience. They have a sense of conversation and interaction, and the tempo isn't too fast, not too slow, and I feel refreshed after finishing reading. I want to reread it over and over again.

In the winter of my third year of high school, when the entrance exam was over and I was hanging out with my friends, I suddenly wanted to fall in love, and I found this comic where I was struggling with what happened. Anyway, I liked the design, content, and everything, so I fell in love at first sight and bought it on impulse. I have no regrets. If I feel even a little lonely in the future, I think I'll reread this comic. Thank you so much, Agazawa-san, for such a great comic.