Reviews for The Fragrant Flower Blooms With Dignity Manga

This review contains spoilers. I've read quite a few different works, but this one is the first one that made me cry when I saw a comic. I'm not lying. When Rintaro's mother cried, she cried. All of the characters are nice kids. It's really interesting. Thank you very much.

This review contains spoilers. I was struck by the gap between the heroine's pure personality and the fact that even though she's a Yankee boy, she is good-natured and kind. The scene where you saved the heroine is so cool!!

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 6 volumes, but volume 6, episode 40 was Kamikai! I've read and compared volume 1 over and over again. The feeling of going all the way there with excitement to wonder if that person I'm interested in is in the store is real. I'm Alafo, and I'm steeped in memories of doing that when I was a student. Kaoruko-chan's ability to act when she visits the store again because she wants to know her name is amazing. A lot of moves began from there, so I applaud Kaoruko-chan's love that came to fruition through her spectacular persistence and effort! Both the aquarium and the summer festival are popular date spots, and even though it's a place where girls won't invite you unless you have a great partner, Rintaro readily accepts you! In particular, being alone with the summer festival was a response from “I love it” that I had already said with fireworks at that point! The sluggishness peculiar to high school boys was frustrating, but that was also youth. This is a comic I want to keep reading. The genre is shonen manga, but I think it's a work that people who like girls' comics are also addicted to.

This review contains spoilers. It was a type of shonen manga, so I didn't know about it until recently, but when I saw it in TV commercials and searched for it, it seemed interesting and I bought it all at once! That's right, Rintaro and Kaoruko-chan are both really nice kids and wonderful! Above all, the family and friends surrounding them are all wonderful, and they love them with tears and laughter, and I want to watch the next volume soon and look forward to it!

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, they are a pure, honest, and wonderful couple. It makes me feel warm and kind when I read it. My friends also changed their feelings little by little in the midst of various struggles and conflicts, and it often made me think about trying to understand them.

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was nice to be able to feel very impatient from the initial atmosphere where we were physically close to each other, yet we couldn't get close psychologically. The process of Tsumugi and Waguri getting closer and closer is fun to read, but I can also infer the severe situation where the gap between schools is a bit of a bottleneck. However, in response to the feeling of liking others, I felt that it is best not to worry about the public body or the state of the surroundings, but to honestly take it with one's own heart and act as it is.

This review contains spoilers. Rintaro, the son of a cake shop, and Kaoruko, a customer. I became a little close, but I learned that Kaoruko is a Kikyo student who is not on good terms with Chidori High School. Rintaro is strong but kind, and Kaoruko is a nice kid who treats her without worrying about high school. Kaoruko was the first one, and she said at last, but did she know that before?

This review contains spoilers. The characters are all really nice kids, and I know it's a fantasy youth comic, but I can't help crying. In particular, the story of the main character's parent's point of view really makes me cry, and I recommend it to the parent generation. There are no tough depictions at all, and it is probably one of the few shonen comics that anyone can safely recommend.

This review contains spoilers. It is a work that makes me realize the obvious that people should not be judged by their appearance or name. It's still only volume 1, but I'm looking forward to the future