Reviews for The Ramparts of Ice-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. When I tried reading it, I bought the whole volume before I knew it. You'll love all of the characters in the end. I wasn't good at it because it's hard to read vertically, but this was really nice

This review contains spoilers. I read it with excitement and excitement. Minato, Koyun, Yota, and Miki each have various feelings and thoughts, and I feel like those thoughts are because they all care about someone... and the feeling of being itchy when reading is youthful... The backgrounds of the characters were also drawn in detail, and I fell in love with the story. The character settings for every character were clear, and I enjoyed reading it while thinking that there were kids like this in my class. There were also passages that made me feel excited and excited, but I was relieved when I finished reading it.

This review contains spoilers. All the characters are good!! I read a good youth comic after a long time!! I'm in my 30s, and I remember a lot of things, such as high school friendships, relationships, and ways to worry unique to teens. I wanted to spend such a fun time again!

This review contains spoilers. It was a good product that made me think I'm glad I paid for it. All of the characters are so nice... this guy is common! There are no characters that would be called! None at all! I wanted to read the author's other works as well.

This review contains spoilers. I was so curious about what would happen to these kids that I read it all at once! It was also nice that all the characters surrounding the main character, such as the rival kid that came up along the way, had a story, and there weren't any kids that simply ended up being disgusting. The depiction of the heart was excellent, and there was also a scene where tears came out unexpectedly. I was so jealous that I had friends like this around me too!

This review contains spoilers. It was a work that was tightly packed with feelings of loneliness peculiar to adolescence, the sense of distance between parents, friends, people I liked, and people I fell in love with, and things like hazy, painful, vague, round and round, etc., and it was a work that really made me feel a sense of youth. I'm really glad that the main character and those around the protagonist were able to open their hearts and spend a peaceful time. The love that was being solicited, and how the changing surroundings and my own feelings were honestly unraveling slowly.