Reviews for The Ramparts of Ice-Full Color Manga

Three years of high school are just a few moments, and every day is really intense. Exactly honey. I thought back to my high school days, but I thought back to my distant memories of how much fun it was. (I think it was probably some kind of fun...) Not only the 4 people, but all of the characters are fascinating. It was a shame that I finished reading it, and I still wanted to read more!

It was so funny that I watched it all at once until the end The main character girl is too cute (T. T) I was laughing naturally because it made me feel so excited

It was a comic that made me think about more than just being young and in love, I wanted everyone to be happy, so I read it until the end, and the haze disappeared a bit

It's refreshing when I finish reading it, but it makes me want to go back to my youth... they all have nice characters, and it's great to be able to enjoy romance, gags, and relationships.

It's interesting and I've reread it over and over again. It's not just a crazy romance thing, it's nice that they grow through the trauma and emotional conflicts they each have through love and friendship! It's amazing that it's not just the 4 people, but everyone around them doesn't like it when they notice it. I would love to see Akune Monogatari and Igarashi Monogatari too. Tsukiko-chan too!

Anyways, it was great. I'm not sure whether to buy it, but I have no choice but to say I'm glad I bought it. It's deep, but each one faces their own feelings, realizes their own weaknesses, and acknowledges and accepts... Well, please read after that. If you are unsure, be sure to read to the end! It was such a deep story where I was recognized for who I was. the best.

A story about 4 people growing up through failure and trouble. Once I read it, I couldn't stop, and I read all the episodes in ① days. All the characters are so cute that I didn't want it to end, so I hope for a sequel!

Our feelings for each other were so mixed that it was exciting and jarring, but at the end, everyone smiled and seemed happy, and we felt so happy. The protagonist makes you want to cheer for. I thought that the people around me were also happy and depressed because of their own worries, and it was a work where I wanted to cherish my relationships with my friends in the future.

It was awesome, it wasn't just a love affair between a man and a woman, and the depiction of each and every one of the characters was very careful, and “ah, I understand this” and “oh yeah! That's right!” There are many things I can sympathize with, and I really enjoyed it, and above all, there are many things that apply to me, what should I do at times like this? It seemed like a textbook on life that taught me, and I thought today's teens would learn a lot by looking at it. I was thinking from “The Opposite of You and Me,” which is currently being serialized, but it may have been the first time that the students were good at drawing psychological depictions and each episode was fun. If it was a miracle that Koyuki and Minato met and fell in love, it might be a miracle that I was able to encounter this work. It was such a wonderful work

I'm already a good adult, but it makes me feel nostalgic. The sweet and sour feelings and bitter memories are all realistic depictions, and I think the characters are carefully depicted as they face themselves and grow. It was drawn from the viewpoints of various characters, so I enjoyed it deeply. I read it all at once from beginning to end!

It's still halfway though. At the beginning of reading, I thought “I wanted to read it when I was young,” but as I read on, I was able to compare it with my current relationships with myself and my child, and I think it's content that I can sympathize with at least somewhat no matter what age or who reads it.

The main character had an introverted personality similar to my own, so I was reading growth while comparing it with myself. There are also many parts that I can really relate to, and it made me feel happy when I read it! I think the difference between the main character and myself is that I haven't been able to take the first step, so I'd like to continue my apprenticeship. Also, Minato is so cute and I really enjoyed it! Thank you, author!

If I had come across this comic when I was in high school, I might have been able to express my feelings more honestly... I regret that I should have had more conversations with the person I first dated.

I'm addicted to trial reading, so I bought them in bulk and read them all at once! The characters' emotional movements, facial expressions, and story development are very real and I can sympathize with them. Sometimes it makes me laugh, so I reread it over and over again. I bought it and I won't regret it. I'm tired of reading it in a single story, so I want to read it normally in comics.

This author has other works that are really loud even when adults read them, and I feel refreshed after reading them, but I really recommend them ☆

It reminded me of a long time ago when I was a student. I'm sure everyone has their own mental growth, conflicts, comparisons with those around them, etc. The content made me think I want my daughter to read it at some point too!

The yin and yang of the heart are depicted in youth. I was moved to see the spiritual growth of the four people, starting with the main character. I don't want to be young either, I want to grow lol