Reviews for The Flowers of Evil Manga

It's an amazing work, and it feels like they're gushing around with no questions or answers.

I thought it was a unique work. It felt like never before. I'm curious what will happen next.

As expected, there were quite a few things that stuck in my mind about comics that were made into movies. Very interesting

I started with anime. I didn't really like pictures, it had a unique view of the world, and I didn't really understand the content. The pictures in comics are cuter, aren't they? It's interesting. I'm looking forward to the movie.

It's exciting and funny! It's a nice work where you can see all kinds of perverts.

It was interesting because it was just done, and the content was unimaginable.

It's insanely interesting! When I finished reading the first volume, I was extremely worried about the continuation, and I was in a hurry by Nakamura-san's words and actions. I'm looking forward to the next development.

I felt like a dark, dark story unfold. It's a work that quickly pierces the heart.

“Is the impact of the cover amazing?” When I thought about it and read it, the story was so intense that I read it and it was refreshing ⤴

The first important keyword that comes up is pervert Now that I've become quite an adult, I've been reading about what part of this level is a pervert, isn't it just Kyūji. However, what I understood by reading to the end was the word this pervert. It's not a word the author is saying to readers; it's just that a girl who is a junior high school student is a pervert from the perspective of a junior high school girl, and metamorphosis wasn't the theme. It's a story that can be taken at first glance by how perverted it is and how extreme it is. Instead, it's a process and antithesis that boys and girls with various circumstances learn about society through student life, around an age where they want to destroy something (from physical things to society, relationships between people). A story where quite a few readers, including myself, “can't accept it” and “can't keep reading” progresses. However, when I read it to the end, I realized that this was a youth comic depicting the growth process, and that was the intention. Recently, I've only been reading panic horror and suspense stuff, so I may have had preconceptions about that direction due to extreme grasping. There were also places where I was a little pulled over by the catchy word “pervert” and radical words and actions. However, the actual content depicts a transformation process, so will they shed their skin or not, or do they just happen to mutate? Teenagers can change in any way with a small trigger. I want the generation that has forgotten that to read it by all means. Just like me, you can't keep up with it at all, and you'll think there are bugs. However, I feel like those people are the ones who understand the most in total.

It's easy to read and I like the inner world of the heart and conflicts, and I like it quite a bit, how about everyone

I finished reading it right away, probably because of the large frame breaks. I'm worried about the future, so I'm nervous. If there are no spoilers, the writing style is strangely realistic, such as the gestures and actions of the father and mother generation, and suddenly it overlaps with myself and the family environment around me. I like it casually. I think it's a famous supporting character that highlights the heterogeneity of the story. The pictures are very beautiful and I think they are easy to read.

This is the first time I've seen such a thrilling and jarring manga! The fact that I can't read the development is interesting (//////)