Reviews for The Ramparts of Ice-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. You and I, who are diametrically opposed, is the greatest fantasy of high school life (I want my daughter to send it to me! (Such a school life!) Then here, the trouble, the courage, and the speed at which they become good friends are very real. But it was a lot of fun reading it because it felt like Miki's pop. I feel like I'm watching a private episode of an unknown couple who are curious about at school and I wonder how they started dating over there.

This review contains spoilers. It's a high school story about high school students, but it's one of my favorite works! I was moved by the depth of the characters' emotions and psychological depiction. It was exciting to remember my youth.

This review contains spoilers. The picture is plain but easy to read. There are many types of characters, so it's interesting to read. Full of problems unique to students.

This review contains spoilers. I like everyone's heavy feelings. When you start dating Kuriki-san huh! It became like that, but after that I shook it from Minato, I felt like it had grown and I cried lol

This review contains spoilers. Very good work. I feel that there is something that resonates with people in their teens to 50s and beyond. Those who don't feel anything are probably people who have lived smoothly without struggling with relationships, so I envy them. It's also scattered in comments, but it's true that Koyuki's timidity, the place where she has a high level of pride, and the fact that she can't simply appreciate the voices of people around her is annoying (maybe because she's watching her immature self in high school?) It made me feel sick to the feeling of being involved with people due to everyone's little hands, but the more I read it, the more I saw it as a story where I could understand that all the characters struggled and fought in their own way of life, but then failed, and when I noticed it, they lived surrounded by the kindness and compassion of the people around them. The scene where Koyuki and Minato gather their courage and finally go out with each other was really exciting. It's never too late even now that you're an adult, there are things you can do, and you should be able to break down barriers you don't need! It was a work that gave me courage