Reviews for The Ramparts of Ice-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. Difficult problems peculiar to students make me have similar problems and get lost even after becoming quite an adult. It takes a lot of energy to do something about it, doesn't it? But maybe it's because the kids that appear here are comics, but they know they should move forward properly, struggle to change, and get hurt properly... they're too great at acting, and they're too good at drawing growth... and I'm really moved by the confession scenes of Minato, Koyuki, and Yota and Miki. I wonder why the love that is unbearable and overflows from there when the heart is full of feelings is so sparkling. I'm really good at drawing the overflowing special feeling that only people like... I was really happy and cried when my feelings came through; it's a work that doesn't color or stimulate everyday life, but it gently snuggles up to me. I want to reread it when I feel like I'm feeling overwhelmed. I'm glad I read it.

This review contains spoilers. I feel that it depicts when something changes from maintaining the status quo, various emotions are born at that time. It was an interesting comic that changed from dislike emotions to 5 stages of liking

This review contains spoilers. The insanely emotional movements of each person seeped into my body, and the joy of thinking about people, the pain of teething, self-loathing, and the feeling of contentment of the heart that fills up with excitement when it comes to fruition was so round and round that it was an unbearably lovely feeling. Yota and Miki's mutual love after passing each other. There is there. Minato and Koyun's mutual feelings from passing each other.. There is there. It was so irresistible that my heart grabbed the eagle. Something pure emotion was steeped in clear and firm words and pictures. I want to read it over and over again. I want to zhug over and over again.. I think the feelings of being in love are very important and I want to connect them to love.. I was envious.

This review contains spoilers. The flow until the final episode, where the content of the title was melting more and more, was amazing. When I was in high school, I spent 3 years in the first state of the main character, so I read it with regret that I should have found friends who can be honest like this. I'm glad she paid for everything because they were so nice! And the greatest thanks and compliments to the author who can depict the subtleties of the fine mind!