Reviews for The Ramparts of Ice-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. I love the fact that the main character, Koyuki, doesn't exhaust himself, but isn't selfish. The words about people around them are also very perturbed by adults. The words “everyone has a good place” to Miki, who doesn't get along well with her classmates in the beginning, and words such as “you don't have to try to balance things out of your reach” to Minato at the end of the game really stuck with me, who is struggling with relationships in my current company life. I also understand very well that Miki, Minato, and Yota love Koyuki. It's a comic about student life, but it had the depth of a novel.

This review contains spoilers. I think all the characters in the comic called Really... Everyone Be Happy... are adorable, please read it without eating or hating

This review contains spoilers. It was amazing because it completely depicts a time of youth that cannot be expressed in sweet and sour stories. At first, the story is centered around Koyuki's story, and it's a story about a sad girl wearing a tight shell, and this story also has a flow of story where strength is applied to her shoulders, and the flow of the story changes by breaking the dam, just as Minato and Yota appear there and the flow of water that had stayed changes. My childhood friend Miki is someone who understands Koyuki, and she is also a friend who created an opportunity for Koyuki to not fit into the circle of people... The human patterns of the characters are piled up over and over again, and it reminds me of the bitterness of youth. Since it is sold as a single episode, there are points where it is difficult to read on, but I think it feels good to read it later. It was a comic worth reading after a long time.

This review contains spoilers. I watched an electronic comic for the first time and wanted to watch it until the end. I don't really like romance, and I thought I was able to get into this story up to this point. When I just read episode 1, is this bullying? I thought so. As a result of reading until the end, I realized that it wasn't a bullying type, but a romance type. Even if there is a lot of trauma, I think it was great because it felt like The Seishun manga, such as friends who supported it?