Reviews for Only the Flower Knows Manga

First of all, Takarai-sensei's paintings are amazing... Also, the feeling that the story unfolds slowly was pleasant, and the characters were unique, which was very nice. Really, isn't it a category that is easy for BL beginners to get their hands on? It's a work that will save your heart.

The reviews were good, so I bought it. It was so interesting that I made it all the way to the end. The pictures are beautiful, and it was a very good story!

I love all of Takarai-sensei's works because they have a gentle atmosphere and beautiful pictures! The actual performance didn't make it to the end, so why are they doing it so loud ~ ah, wonderful! A good-looking natural woman x a beautiful woman with many faces in the past. Attacks fall in love with reception without being aware of it. I think it's a wonderful work!

There are probably a lot of them, but the cuteness of the reception drawn by Takarai sensei isn't about how it looks, it's ephemeral, and the feeling that you can't leave your health alone... etc., it's really cute. That fresh reaction when something happened is dangerous. And Arikawa is such a nice guy! They say the words they want to receive the most at the perfect timing, and they smoothly pull off what they want but can't say... it's a mental spadari. The process of the two falling in love was wonderful.

I love ten count too, but I prefer to know only flowers! It's so cute that the perfect Arikawa-kun falls in love and is at the mercy of him and is in a hurry. Besides, the relationship between the two is also very wonderful. I definitely want you to read it.

I thought it was a very beautiful, beautiful work. The relationship between the two, which was formed through a long process, was so beautiful. The reception that Takarai sensei draws is really cute every time...! This was the second Takarai-sensei work I read, and it was very good (*^_^*)

I bought all the volumes of Ten Count, and I was attracted to the author's work and bought it. I really like the peaceful feeling of the world.

It was sad, sad, but so cute and so exciting!! Arikawa-kun's straightness opened up Misaki-kun's heart. As I'm sure you all know, be sure to read Hana no Miyako as well. It makes me cry.

The author bought it, but it was good after all. The pictures were also beautiful and easy to read.

There are up to 3 volumes, so it was really nice that the feelings of the people themselves and the current state of affairs were slowly and carefully depicted!

I learned about Professor Takarai on the ten count, and I arrived here. That was really good! A delicate and serene story. The fact that we can understand each other's feelings through chance and inevitability in the language of flowers is wonderful, and it's irresistible for flower lovers. I think flowers have been blooming all the time around Arikawa and Misaki.

I loved it. There are also sad scenes where the sense of guilt that makes them aware that they are gay is visible and hidden. It is said that falling in love with the same surname is unforgivable and “who won't allow it?” I pray that the straightforward feeling of asking back the question remains the same even when I go out into society.

Overall, I had the impression that the conversation progressed very nicely. I'm glad that Arikawa, who is smart and bright, and Misaki, who is keen on research and has a slightly clumsy side, feels warm in the flow where they become aware and love each other through repeated coincidences!

All of the author's comics are delicate and beautiful, so I rented them. It made me so happy that I thought I was glad I read it. Please call them along with the spin-offs that appear separately!!! ❤

I thought he was a painstaking writer with careful psychological descriptions. The story progresses slowly, so there's no such thing as getting in a relationship right away and getting screwed right away, which is common. However, since it progresses steadily without getting bogged down, I think it is suitable for those who like delicate stories. As of volumes 1 and 2, there's still no eroticism, but since there is a realistic way to shorten the distance between the two, it's not “not yet...”, and it makes me feel like I want to watch over them, who are a little bit toothache. I recommend it.

The entire work was gentle and peaceful. It unfolds slowly little by little, but the pictures are beautiful and the expressions are cute, so I enjoyed reading it! That was interesting!

The pictures are beautiful and the content is easy to read. I think it's easy to read even for people who don't like things like strong BL.

Takarai-sensei's delicate pictures are very easy to read, match the character's personality, and it's a work that makes you feel that it's a world of everyday characters, not too beautiful. It's a gentle, very easy to read work...

The pictures and story were so beautiful. I've reread it over and over again, but no matter how many times I read it, I feel sad and indescribable.