Reviews for The Ramparts of Ice-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read another series first and the pattern was similar, so when I took a peek, it was Agazawa-sensei's work. I bought the whole volume and read it all at once. There are places where the characters' feelings are slightly explained, and although it's a bit disappointing that it doesn't give readers a gap of reflection, it's interesting because it depicts real love affairs and human patterns. There is also the fact that it took so long for them to stick together, and it's unsatisfactory that there aren't many depictions after the main character became happy at the end.. I want to see Koyu and her friends even more!!!

This review contains spoilers. It wasn't just a girls' manga, and it was a wonderful story because everyone had a lot of feelings from past experiences, and while sympathizing with the fact that patterns of relationships that don't go right are drawn, and I also have that kind of thing... there are places where I can learn a little bit about how to overcome them. Each love affair was also happily divided as a camp!

This review contains spoilers. I really like the relationship between Minato and Koyun, and I want to live this kind of high school life. Minato is too cool... Momoka-chan is too cute and jealous

This review contains spoilers. There were differences and misunderstandings occurred, and the feelings of the people in the story were well written, and there were parts I could really watch and sympathize with, and it was frustrating to watch, and my emotions were really empathized into the story, and it was really interesting to watch. It was fun to watch not only a pretty sweet romance, but also a really real sweet and sour high school student's sweet and sour romance.

This review contains spoilers. The only problems I had when I was a student were human relationships, and they were expressed so realistically that I could understand and understand as I read on, I could only sympathize. Also, I have nothing but sympathy for Koyun's feelings, which she likes but hides so as not to be noticed, and for Miki, who becomes a wife when it comes to love. In conclusion, it's too great.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a work where the way you look at it changes quite a bit depending on which character's point of view you read it from. People who thought it was bad weren't like that, and vice versa, so it makes me want to reread it over and over again! (I'm worried about the continuation and want to make a payment lol)