Reviews for The Flowers of Evil Manga

A story where you link to your own heart and read it until the end! No one can understand the human mind... why? why? I don't know even if I think about it, but someday it will be solved over time

It is a problem work written without mercy due to distorted impulses and self-loathing peculiar to adolescence, and its discomfort and reality are its greatest appeal.

I was drawn in and watched it all at once from beginning to end. I started with anime, but comics were many times more interesting.

This is the first Oshimi work I've come across. I think most of Oshimi's works have this kind of worldview. I decided to buy other works as a result of this work. It comes in from an impact. There was excitement and I couldn't stop worrying about the continuation, but there were times when I stopped and thought about it. It can be said that it is a work where many people retire along the way. However, it is also a work I would like you to write your impressions after watching it until the end. Please take a look with your own eyes and leave “your own impressions.”

It was a work that reminded me of how difficult it was to live in adolescence, which I had already forgotten. I was seizing the deepest part of my heart during the period when I least wanted to go back. Even so, I read it over and over again. Even so, for some reason, I'm attracted to Nakamura-san, and I'm sure he was a pervert and a stink bug.

The junior high school edition is amazing! I'm impressed every time that it can often be described as such a muddy story. Part 2 was also good for me personally, and the anime adaptation (although it wasn't really talked about) was so amazing

All the girls love it because it's a little scary and cute. From the time I first read it, I felt like I fell in love with it even more when I took time off and read it again.

I feel like I've finally realized something through this work that I wasn't able to become in my old self. The “line” that must never be crossed, what happens when it is crossed, developments that go beyond imagination, and the emotions of young children depicted in them are all there.

I was so worried that I read it next. I like drawing things that people want to hide. It feels so good to expose what you don't want to show!

For many years, I was stuck with just standing reading. I was curious about all of Sensei Oshio's works, but even when I looked up reviews and spoilers, there were no decisive hits, and I wonder if they are hard to grasp or bad. I had imagined it, but it was completely different. that's amazing. It's really amazing that this much density was completed in 11 volumes. It was as if I was reading an elaborate novel. Conversely, the last narrative, which progresses without dialogue, cannot be fully expressed in a novel, and this is the real thrill of comics! I felt it. I'm still overwhelmed by the drawing power and the way it fascinates me. I was moved by the power of manga. Thank you very much.

There may be many people who shy away from the beginning because it's radical, but I want you to read it to the end anyway. I ran wild because of my youth, and my life continued even then. The darkness because it is a rural town, people who have moved forward from there, people who have been left behind, and people who have moved away. I was able to see the lives of so many people sparkle. I like this author's work the most.

It's disgusting, but I'm excited. My heart is bad, but it's interesting. It's uncomfortable, but I'm worried about the future. This work evokes such conflicting feelings. The author's afterwords are also interesting.

It was kind of creepy at first, and I didn't think it was that interesting. I read until the last volume and my evaluation changed. The final episode in particular gave me goose bumps.

This work shows off the muddy feelings of adolescence, even now. I was drawn in, so I read it all at once. But there are parts that make me tired from reading, so maybe I can only read it when I'm well... (laughs)

Anyway, I was interested even before it was interesting, so when I read it, I was more addicted to it than I expected. I wanted to pay money to read it. It reminded me of myself as a pervert in the old days, and it was a work where I was able to enjoy a fictional world of fantasy. On the other hand, I wanted to cheer for the main character, and on the other hand, my muddy, perverted temperament left an indescribable sense of fuzz. I'm really worried about the future.

Are you scared when you read the first volume? don't you feel comfortable? It made me feel indescribable, but I felt so refreshed at the end