Reviews for 0 Percent Bouquet of Flowers Manga

I was worried about the title and liked the pictures, but there were times when it was hard to read. The situation would have been different if my mother hadn't passed away, and I thought that someone else, not Nagumo, was the caretaker. I've only read it halfway through, so I'll buy it as a book!!

What about parents who treat their children this kind of unfair treatment as adults and members of society? There was something like a father's confession at the end, but aren't there any apologies? My older brother is a cold guy too. I don't need a family like this; I was right to leave the house. But there was a happy last scene with Nagumo, and I was somehow saved. It was a perfect picture for Lonely Toma-kun.

It's a work I've been working on for over half a year depending on whether I buy it or not. No matter what work I read, I often think that a boy who works at a flower shop would be nice, so this work also depicts the feelings of the main characters so wonderful and immersive. I recommend it when you want to enjoy BL in a relaxed manner.

The story progressed slowly, and I was able to enjoy it while savoring sadness and love. I want to reread it over and over again.

There was both sadness and warmth, and it was a work that left a great afterglow after I finished reading it. But if possible, I'd like to read After the Two ~

Tomoe was good (T. T) is a story that boils down to one word. Tomoe loves flowers and has a beautiful heart. Nagumo-kun keeps thinking about Tomoe the whole time. I wonder if Nagumo-kun has much more love than Tomoe! Be happy!

It was a very gentle picture and easy to read. At first, it was hard to understand Nagumo's feelings, but I read it while feeling strange about Tomoe's unreasonable treatment. I couldn't understand my father's coldness. There was a bond at the end, but what would have happened without Nagumo... I hope you become a wonderful florist.

He's always been my favorite writer. The design is just so gentle and cute. The design is really heartwarming. It was the first time I saw the feel of a shop like this one, the atmosphere of a house, and the feeling of fine flowers, and all of them are very beautiful, with detailed decorations and backgrounds even though they are just casual and only trivial. What I particularly like is the frame division and the flow of the story. It's really easy to read (compared to our company), so the content of the story comes in easily. It was such a delicate, soft work that warms the heart and was so nice that I was able to draw a story that beautifully incorporates joy, anger, sorrow, and origin, and transition, and was shaken up, down, left, and right even though the story came in smoothly while reading it. I'm really curious about the continuation... If it's made into a book, I'll definitely buy it, and I'll probably read it over and over again. It's such a good work, so it was a work I wanted many people to read. I'll cry anyway. I was reading Yo Shika's song as BGM, and when I noticed it, my eyes were flooded lol

It seems like it's still going on, but it makes me wonder why people who weren't interested are coming in when they are living together somehow. I want to watch over the two of them in a really beautiful story. eight volumes? Is that where it ends? If it's over, I wonder if I want another episode.

I wonder what it is, it really washes my heart... or rather, it's a story that makes me mutter “pretty” without thinking. It's really nice. I'm very excited about future developments.

The content is very engaging. The story is solid and deep. I can only hope that these two will be happy.

The picture is so beautiful, and neither the setting nor the circumstances of the protagonist are unbearable. I can't help but want to read more soon. If you like receiving pity (but it doesn't seem to suit physically painful eyes), don't miss it. There is a sign that it's such a good work that it's strange that I'm in the first review.

I was looking for works by teachers who became very famous last year. There is a difference in age here, so it feels moist. It doesn't change to being sad.

The relationship between the protagonist, who is the second son from a wealthy family but is lonely, and his only reliable companion. I don't like my father and brother. I wonder if they'll move away with Nagumo...

Even though they have feelings for each other, it was painful for the two to pass each other because they cared for each other. The atmosphere and expression in the few lines were very good. However, I think fathers who let elementary school children be raised by middle school students usually neglect.