Reviews for The Ramparts of Ice-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. People who read this see symptoms that make them want to recommend “read it because it's okay” to people who haven't read it. The author knows the feelings of people from all levels of the school caste, including other works. why? I want to hear that. The characters that make you wonder what they were like at the beginning, but as you read, you begin to think that they are all people with a wonderful side. What surprised me strongly was the hugging scene when Minato and Koyun started dating and were still unfamiliar, and Koyun's hand on the hugged side was folded between herself and Minato, and she ended up in a strange pose. Normally, that kind of scene is depicted so that the fact that they hugged them looks more beautiful, and I think it's depicted as if there is nothing but a sense of happiness, but in fact, Koyun said, “My hands are strange!” I can't believe they're embarrassed to think about it. I think there are quite a few people who have experienced this, but that's why it makes readers imagine empathic shame and a more realistic date scene, and they can have a strange experience as if they were made to participate together emotionally instead of just watching a beautiful romantic scene in a distance. This teacher is always like this, and I think the technique of not letting the story become someone else's problem by including these slightly uncute episodes is wonderful.

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, I was too addicted to all of the romance episodes. After all, there is something wonderful about a little love born from friendship between a man and a woman. Minato's shy face was pretty sly, and the fact that the heroine who wouldn't open her heart would fall in love was so cute. Also, I think my friends around me are awesome too. I love the position of Tsukiko-chan, my friend who dares to do anything and gives me accurate advice! Anyway, there were a lot of parts I could sympathize with, and I just thought it would pop out at the corners of my mouth!

This review contains spoilers. It wasn't just a high school romance story. It's what we think and feel on a daily basis... I think I myself, who writes reviews, thinks quite too much, but that kind of feeling is depicted realistically, and it's a place I sympathize with, and I wonder if other people think like this ~? I thought something like that, and I liked it because it depicts a sense of humanity. The wall we also have, and the door to the heart was something that triggered me, and in someone's words, I was selfishly encouraged by thinking that even if it's a really tall wall or a door that's hard to open due to new encounters, it might be possible to surpass it at some point at some point (*^^*) Of course, I was really excited to read it as a love story!! I hope everyone can stay happy forever ~ (!) It's so sad that I ended up in high school (!!)

This review contains spoilers. There's no comic that made me want to support each other so much when I read them, where their feelings passed by each other, they built walls, or locked their hearts. The fact that they recovered my family relationship at the very end made me cry again.. I also love the author's pop gag-like pictures and the good tempo of the casual conversation, and the lines that delve into feelings are amazing.

This review contains spoilers. It was a wonderful work that made me think about the differences in how each person thinks, feels, and values. It may be difficult for each person to cherish their own feelings, but it is a work that makes me think that it is very important. It made me happy that 4 people were able to have a happy ending. Koyu and Minato are too cute...

This review contains spoilers. I was really taken aback by the fact that each person has their own way of thinking and whether they can be conveyed in proper words, and whether they can understand each other. Everyone is happy □□□