Reviews for Only the Flower Knows Manga

I learned about this author from Ten Count and bought it. Anyway, the story and content are beautiful, to say the least. The psychological descriptions were detailed, and it was fun to read while thinking.

I came across this work over 12 years ago, but for some reason it hasn't faded within me, and it's like a “flower” that has been kept in a safe place for a long time. I think it's safe to say that it's the gold standard for BL works. Even though there aren't any flashy developments, there are things that quietly remain in my mind after I've finished reading them. I hope that even a little bit of peace will remain in the hearts of those who read this story.

After all, I love the delicate pictures drawn by Takarai Rihito sensei and the unique atmosphere...!! The process where the distance between the two slowly shrinks is carefully depicted, and it is a beautiful story filled with freshness and sadness. Misaki from Uke is so cute... I can't get words out! (Laughter) The attacking Arikawa River is also natural yet straight, which is very nice. All of the characters are good people, and I think I can read it without feeling hazy. I would definitely recommend the spin-off “Hana no Miyako de.” I unfortunately gave up my book when I moved, but it's still my favorite work, and I'd like to buy the paper book again along with the electronic version.

The view of the world was so beautiful... I was addicted to it! The artist's pictures are really beautiful and I want to reread them over and over again.

I wanted it so long that I finally fell in love with it. I knew what it was about, but I was satisfied! It's a heartwarming and heartwarming story. The change of mind between the two is their respective growth, and their expressions and expressions are cute. My ex-girlfriend is also amazing as a person, so she's fine! It made me think, and Kawabata-san is fine from now on too! It made me think, so I was able to accept the happiness of the two of them as it was.

The picture is so beautiful, delicate and soft, and I love it. And the atmosphere is great again. Attacking like a mass of inclusiveness and kindness is wonderful.

It's a work I read a long time ago, and when I read it for the first time in a very long time, I was so healed by the nostalgia and slightly old-fashioned atmosphere. It's a beautiful story, so I feel so good after reading it. May Misaki-kun be happy.

The freshness and transparency of works from over 10 years ago is irresistible, I love them! I also like Ten Count, but I really like “7 Days” and the sad yet warm atmosphere around this time. The atmosphere of the story involving plants in this work is also full of emotion and is awesome. The story of two people meeting and communicating through volume 3 is carefully depicted. Arikawa's gentle, straight, and slightly natural inclusiveness! It's good to be aggressive in times of emergency! Ugly Misaki is cute again. I want them to pamper Misaki all the time, who is strong and can't show weakness. I'm lonely now that I've finished reading it, but... I enjoyed reading Misaki's grandfather's spin-off “Hana no Miyako de.”

First-time reader author. I bought it because it was highly rated. A story between university students, Arikawa x Misaki. It was interesting because it depicts the process of the two getting closer very slowly. There are a few unclear points, but I personally like works with flower motifs. There is a sequel to the second half of the spin-off “Hana no Miyako de,” so if you want to see where the two go, be sure to check that out too. Reading this spin-off makes me want to reread this work again. Eti is volume 3, and I'm glad it matched the atmosphere.

The emotional swings were careful and exciting! It was set in a laboratory and was realistic, and the characters were also attractive and nice.

It's repetitive of reading this work, reading the spin-off “Hana no Miyakode,” and rereading this again. I really like this work because it has all kinds of feelings of freshness and sadness.

It was a refreshing and really wonderful work. The directness and purity of these two aggressive boys with similar sensitivities was wonderful. This is a story between college students.

It was so addictive that I read previous works and wanted to repeat them so I bought this one too. That was great! This artist always has beautiful eyes in his paintings. And even though they have a habit, the contents are good. It's a bit voluminous with 3 volumes, but it's a blink of an eye. I also recommend reading “Hana Miyako de.” I am deeply moved.

The most ephemeral story in BL history. The delicate touch of the picture matches the subtlety of the story. It's a work I often read in the early days when I became addicted to BL. I still reread it, and I'm stuck no matter how many times I read it. I love Dr. Rihito Takarai!!

The feeling of the gentle atmosphere between the two and the distance that slowly and gently shrinks was so wonderful that it made me cringe.